Hymn To The Sun Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDBEFGGFHIJJIKLLLL MNOON| Giver of glowing light | A |
| Though but a god of other days | B |
| The kings and sages | C |
| Of wiser ages | D |
| Still live and gladden in thy genial rays | B |
| King of the tuneful lyre | E |
| Still poets' hymns to thee belong | F |
| Though lips are cold | G |
| Whereon of old | G |
| Thy beams all turn'd to worshipping and song | F |
| Lord of the dreadful bow | H |
| None triumph now for Python's death | I |
| But thou dost save | J |
| From hungry grave | J |
| The life that hangs upon a summer breath | I |
| Father of rosy day | K |
| No more thy clouds of incense rise | L |
| But waking flow'rs | L |
| At morning hours | L |
| Give out their sweets to meet thee in the skies | L |
| God of the Delphic fame | M |
| No more thou listenest to hymns sublime | N |
| But they will leave | O |
| On winds at eve | O |
| A solemn echo to the end of time | N |
Thomas Hood
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