He Whom A Dream Hath Possessed Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB ABAB CBCB BDBD| He whom a dream hath possessed knoweth no more of doubting | A |
| For mist and the blowing of winds and the mouthing of words he scorns | B |
| Not the sinuous speech of schools he hears but a knightly shouting | A |
| And never comes darkness down yet he greeteth a million morns | B |
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| He whom a dream hath possessed knoweth no more of roaming | A |
| All roads and the flowing of waves and the speediest flight he knows | B |
| But wherever his feet are set his soul is forever homing | A |
| And going he comes and coming he heareth a call and goes | B |
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| He whom a dream hath possessed knoweth no more of sorrow | C |
| At death and the dropping of leaves and the fading of suns he smiles | B |
| For a dream remembers no past and scorns the desire of a morrow | C |
| And a dream in a sea of doom sets surely the ultimate isles | B |
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| He whom a dream hath possessed treads the impalpable marches | B |
| From the dust of the day's long road he leaps to a laughing star | D |
| And the ruin of worlds that fall he views from eternal arches | B |
| And rides God's battlefield in a flashing and golden car | D |
Shaemas O'sheel
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