Ascription Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEFF GGHH IIJJ| O thou who hast beneath Thy hand | A |
| The dark foundations of the land | A |
| The motion of whose ordered thought | B |
| An instant universe hath wrought | B |
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| Who hast within Thine equal heed | C |
| The rolling sun the ripening seed | C |
| The azure of the speedwell's eye | D |
| The vast solemnities of sky | D |
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| Who hear'st no less the feeble note | E |
| Of one small bird's awakening throat | E |
| Than that unnamed tremendous chord | F |
| Arcturus sounds before his Lord | F |
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| More sweet to Thee than all acclaim | G |
| Of storm and ocean stars and flame | G |
| In favor more before Thy face | H |
| Than pageantry of time and space | H |
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| The worship and the service be | I |
| Of him Thou madest most like Thee | I |
| Who in his nostrils hath Thy breath | J |
| Whose spirit is the lord of death | J |
Sir Charles George Douglas Roberts
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