The Banner Of Progress Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDDEC FFGHIIJH| There's a banner in our van | A |
| And we follow as we can | A |
| For at times we scarce can see it | B |
| And at times it flutters high | C |
| But however it be flown | D |
| Still we know it as our own | D |
| And we follow ever follow | E |
| Where we see the banner fly | C |
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| In the struggle and the strife | F |
| In the weariness of life | F |
| The banner man may stumble | G |
| He may falter in the fight | H |
| But if one should fail or slip | I |
| There are other hands to grip | I |
| And it's forward ever forward | J |
| From the darkness to the light | H |
Arthur Conan Doyle
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