Eidà³lons Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGHD IJKD JILD MNOD PIQR STUR VQWQ AXIQ YQQQ QQZI IA2B2R C2QQQ QQD2Q BQSQ E2HQQQQ F2G2E2Q H2I2J2Q K2QL2Q PQM2R QM2IR| I MET a Seer | A |
| Passing the hues and objects of the world | B |
| The fields of art and learning pleasure sense | C |
| To glean Eid lons | D |
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| Put in thy chants said he | E |
| No more the puzzling hour nor day nor segments parts put in | F |
| Put first before the rest as light for all and entrance song of | G |
| all | H |
| That of Eid lons | D |
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| Ever the dim beginning | I |
| Ever the growth the rounding of the circle | J |
| Ever the summit and the merge at last to surely start again | K |
| Eid lons Eid lons | D |
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| Ever the mutable | J |
| Ever materials changing crumbling re cohering | I |
| Ever the ateliers the factories divine | L |
| Issuing Eid lons | D |
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| Lo I or you | M |
| Or woman man or State known or unknown | N |
| We seeming solid wealth strength beauty build | O |
| But really build Eid lons | D |
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| The ostent evanescent | P |
| The substance of an artist's mood or savan's studies long | I |
| Or warrior's martyr's hero's toils | Q |
| To fashion his Eid lon | R |
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| Of every human life | S |
| The units gather'd posted not a thought emotion deed left out | T |
| The whole or large or small summ'd added up | U |
| In its Eid lon | R |
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| The old old urge | V |
| Based on the ancient pinnacles lo newer higher pinnacles | Q |
| From Science and the Modern still impell'd | W |
| The old old urge Eid lons | Q |
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| The present now and here | A |
| America's busy teeming intricate whirl | X |
| Of aggregate and segregate for only thence releasing | I |
| To day's Eid lons | Q |
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| These with the past | Y |
| Of vanish'd lands of all the reigns of kings across the sea | Q |
| Old conquerors old campaigns old sailors' voyages | Q |
| Joining Eid lons | Q |
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| Densities growth fa ades | Q |
| Strata of mountains soils rocks giant trees | Q |
| Far born far dying living long to leave | Z |
| Eid lons everlasting | I |
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| Exalt rapt extatic | I |
| The visible but their womb of birth | A2 |
| Of orbic tendencies to shape and shape and shape | B2 |
| The mighty Earth Eid lon | R |
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| All space all time | C2 |
| The stars the terrible perturbations of the suns | Q |
| Swelling collapsing ending serving their longer shorter use | Q |
| Fill'd with Eid lons only | Q |
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| The noiseless myriads | Q |
| The infinite oceans where the rivers empty | Q |
| The separate countless free identities like eyesight | D2 |
| The true realities Eid lons | Q |
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| Not this the World | B |
| Nor these the Universes they the Universes | Q |
| Purport and end ever the permanent life of life | S |
| Eid lons Eid lons | Q |
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| Beyond thy lectures learn'd professor | E2 |
| Beyond thy telescope or spectroscope observer keen beyond all | H |
| mathematics | Q |
| Beyond the doctor's surgery anatomy beyond the chemist with his | Q |
| chemistry | Q |
| The entities of entities Eid lons | Q |
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| Unfix'd yet fix'd | F2 |
| Ever shall be ever have been and are | G2 |
| Sweeping the present to the infinite future | E2 |
| Eid lons Eid lons Eid lons | Q |
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| The prophet and the bard | H2 |
| Shall yet maintain themselves in higher stages yet | I2 |
| Shall mediate to the Modern to Democracy interpret yet to them | J2 |
| God and Eid lons | Q |
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| And thee My Soul | K2 |
| Joys ceaseless exercises exaltations | Q |
| Thy yearning amply fed at last prepared to meet | L2 |
| Thy mates Eid lons | Q |
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| Thy Body permanent | P |
| The Body lurking there within thy Body | Q |
| The only purport of the Form thou art the real I myself | M2 |
| An image an Eid lon | R |
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| Thy very songs not in thy songs | Q |
| No special strains to sing none for itself | M2 |
| But from the whole resulting rising at last and floating | I |
| A round full orb'd Eid lon | R |
Walt Whitman
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