From 'religious Musings' Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDEFFGHIAJKLMNOPQRS TUVWEXYEZA2B2 A C2EMD2E2F2EG2H2I2KJ2 A2| I | A |
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| THERE is one Mind one omnipresent Mind | B |
| Omnific His most holy name is Love | C |
| Truth of subliming import with the which | D |
| Who feeds and saturates his constant soul | E |
| He from his small particular orbit flies | F |
| With blest outstarting From himself he flies | F |
| Stands in the sun and with no partial gaze | G |
| Views all creation and he loves it all | H |
| And blesses it and calls it very good | I |
| This is indeed to dwell with the Most High | A |
| Cherubs and rapture trembling Seraphim | J |
| Can press no nearer to the Almighty s throne | K |
| But that we roam unconscious or with hearts | L |
| Unfeeling of our universal Sire | M |
| And that in His vast family no Cain | N |
| Injures uninjured in her best aimed blow | O |
| Victorious Murder a blind Suicide | P |
| Haply for this some younger Angel now | Q |
| Looks down on Human Nature and behold | R |
| A sea of blood bestrewed with wrecks where mad | S |
| Embattling Interests on each other rush | T |
| With unhelmed rage | U |
| Tis the sublime of man | V |
| Our noontide Majesty to know ourselves | W |
| Parts and proportions of one wondrous whole | E |
| This fraternizes man this constitutes | X |
| Our charities and bearings But tis God | Y |
| Diffused through all that doth make all one whole | E |
| This the worst superstition him except | Z |
| Aught to desire Supreme Reality | A2 |
| The plenitude and permanence of bliss | B2 |
| - | |
| II | A |
| - | |
| Toy bewitched | C2 |
| Made blind by lusts disherited of soul | E |
| No common centre Man no common sire | M |
| Knoweth A sordid solitary thing | D2 |
| Mid countless brethren with a lonely heart | E2 |
| Through courts and cities the smooth savage roams | F2 |
| Feeling himself his own low self the whole | E |
| When he by sacred sympathy might make | G2 |
| The whole one Self Self that no alien knows | H2 |
| Self far diffused as Fancy s wing can travel | I2 |
| Self spreading still Oblivious of its own | K |
| Yet all of all possessing This is Faith | J2 |
| This the Messiah s destined victory | A2 |
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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