A New Pilgrimage: Sonnet Xxii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBCBCDEDEFFUnblest discovery of an age too real | A |
They needed not the beauty of the Earth | B |
Who held Heaven's hope for their supreme ideal | A |
And found in worlds unseen a better birth | B |
What to the eye of faith were the hills worth | B |
The voiceless forests the unpeopled coasts | C |
The wildernesses void of sentient mirth | B |
In death men praise thee not Thou Lord of Hosts | C |
But when faith faltered when the hope grew dim | D |
And Heaven was hid with phantoms of despair | E |
And Man stood trembling on destruction's brim | D |
Then turned he to the Earth and found her fair | E |
His home his refuge which no doubt could rob | F |
A beauty throbbing to his own heart's throb | F |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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