Adam. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABAAAA CDCDED| God made him like the angels innocent | A |
| And made a garden marvellously fair | B |
| With arbors green sun kissed and dew besprent | A |
| And fruits and flowers whose fragrance filled the air | B |
| Where rivers four meandered with delight | A |
| And in the soil were gleaming treasures laid | A |
| Good gold and bdellium and the onyx bright | A |
| And set therein the man whom He had made | A |
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| And proved to him by sad experience | C |
| That not in bowers of indolence supine | D |
| On beds of ease could ev'n Omnipotence | C |
| Work out in man His last and best design | D |
| And in great love and wisdom drove him thence | E |
| And cursed him with a blessing most benign | D |
W. M. Mackeracher
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