Celestial Painting (sunset At Renvyle) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFGHIJI| When painters leave this world we grieve | A |
| For the hand that will work no more | B |
| But who can say that they rest alway | C |
| On that still celestial shore | B |
| No No they choose from the rainbow hues | D |
| And winging from Paradise | E |
| They come to paint now bold now faint | F |
| The tones of our sunset skies | G |
| When I see them there I can almost swear | H |
| That grey is from Whistler's brain | I |
| That crimson flush was Turner's brush | J |
| And the gold is Claude Lorraine | I |
William Percy French
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