Rhymes For Gloriana - Iv. In Praise Of Gloriana's Remarkable Golden Hair Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GDCD HIDIThe gleaming head of one fine friend | A |
Is bent above my little song | B |
So through the treasure pits of Heaven | C |
In fancy's shoes I march along | B |
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I wander seek and peer and ponder | D |
In Splendor's last ensnaring lair | E |
'Mid burnished harps and burnished crowns | F |
Where noble chariots gleam and flare | E |
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Amid the spirit coins and gems | G |
The plates and cups and helms of fire | D |
The gorgeous treasure pits of Heaven | C |
Where angel misers slake desire | D |
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O endless treasure pits of gold | H |
Where silly angel men make mirth | I |
I think that I am there this hour | D |
Though walking in the ways of earth | I |
Vachel Lindsay
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