Love's Infinity Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGGHH| Dear lowly flower that liftest up | A |
| Among the grass thy golden cup | A |
| I take thee from thy earthly bed | B |
| And plant thee in my heart instead | B |
| Ye ocean waves that mount on high | C |
| As emulous of the lofty sky | C |
| 'Tis in my breast ye onward sweep | D |
| Which as the sea is wide and deep | D |
| Great sun from thy supernal height | E |
| On flower and wave who pourest light | E |
| My soul doth clasp thee in the skies | F |
| And thou in me dost set and rise | F |
| O thou I love thy lips of fire | G |
| Have waked an infinite desire | G |
| And unto all things as to thee | H |
| Flames out the love that burns in me | H |
William Gay
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