Ode To Tranquillity Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDD EEFGHHFF FFFFIIJJ KKLLMMNNTranquillity thou better name | A |
Than all the family of Fame | A |
Thou ne'er wilt leave my riper age | B |
To low intrigue or factious rage | B |
For oh dear child of thoughtful Truth | C |
To thee I gave my early youth | C |
And left the bark and blest the steadfast shore | D |
Ere yet the tempest rose and scared me with its roar | D |
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Who late and lingering seeks thy shrine | E |
On him but seldom Power divine | E |
Thy spirit rests Satiety | F |
And Sloth poor counterfeits of thee | G |
Mock the tired worldling Idle hope | H |
And dire remembrance interlope | H |
To vex the feverish slumbers of the mind | F |
The bubble floats before the spectre stalks behind | F |
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But me thy gentle hand will lead | F |
At morning through the accustomed mead | F |
And in the sultry summer's heat | F |
Will build me up a mossy seat | F |
And when the gust of Autumn crowds | I |
And breaks the busy moonlight clouds | I |
Thou best the thought canst raise the heart attune | J |
Light as the busy clouds calm as the gliding moon | J |
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The feeling heart the searching soul | K |
To thee I dedicate the whole | K |
And while within myself I trace | L |
The greatness of some future race | L |
Aloof with hermit eye I scan | M |
The present works of present man | M |
A wild and dream like trade of blood and guile | N |
Too foolish for a tear too wicked for a smile | N |
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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