You Don't Believe Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDDE| You don't believe I won't attempt to make ye | A |
| You are asleep I won't attempt to wake ye | A |
| Sleep on sleep on while in your pleasant dreams | B |
| Of Reason you may drink of Life's clear streams | B |
| Reason and Newton they are quite two things | C |
| For so the swallow and the sparrow sings | C |
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| Reason says Miracle' Newton says Doubt ' | - |
| Aye that's the way to make all Nature out | D |
| Doubt doubt and don't believe without experiment' | D |
| That is the very thing that Jesus meant | D |
| When He said Only believe believe and try | E |
| Try try and never mind the reason why ' | - |
William Blake
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