Shut Windows Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCDDDC EDED| For the Braille Magazine | A |
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| When the outer eye grows dim | B |
| Turns the inner eye to Him | B |
| Who makes darkness light | C |
| Fairer visions you may see | D |
| Live in nobler company | D |
| And in larger liberty | D |
| Than the men of sight | C |
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| He sometimes shuts the windows but to open hidden doors | E |
| Where all who will may wander bold and free | D |
| For His house has many mansions and the mansions many floors | E |
| And every room is free to you and me | D |
William Arthur Dunkerley (john Oxenham)
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