Constancy To An Ideal Object Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCDEDEFFGGHHFIJK LLMM NNOOPPQQ| Since all that beat about in Nature's range | A |
| Or veer or vanish why should'st thou remain | B |
| The only constant in a world of change | A |
| O yearning THOUGHT that liv'st but in the brain | B |
| Call to the HOURS that in the distance play | C |
| The faery people of the future day | C |
| Fond THOUGHT not one of all that shining swarm | D |
| Will breathe on thee with life enkindling breath | E |
| Till when like strangers shelt'ring from a storm | D |
| Hope and Despair meet in the porch of Death | E |
| Yet still thou haunt'st me and though well I see | F |
| She is not thou and only thou art she | F |
| Still still as though some dear embodied Good | G |
| Some living Love before my eyes there stood | G |
| With answering look a ready ear to lend | H |
| I mourn to thee and say Ah loveliest Friend | H |
| That this the meed of all my toils might be | F |
| To have a home an English home and thee ' | I |
| Vain repetition Home and Thou are one | J |
| The peacefull'st cot the moon shall shine upon | K |
| Lulled by the Thrush and wakened by the Lark | L |
| Without thee were but a becalm d Bark | L |
| Whose Helmsman on an Ocean waste and wide | M |
| Sits mute and pale his mouldering helm beside | M |
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| And art thou nothing Such thou art as when | N |
| The woodman winding westward up the glen | N |
| At wintry dawn where o'er the sheep track's maze | O |
| The viewless snow mist weaves a glist'ning haze | O |
| Sees full before him gliding without tread | P |
| An image with a glory round its head | P |
| The enamoured rustic worships its fair hues | Q |
| Nor knows he makes the shadow he pursues | Q |
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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