The Road And The End Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDAEFGHD IJKLECM IN| I shall foot it | A |
| Down the roadway in the dusk | B |
| Where shapes of hunger wander | C |
| And the fugitives of pain go by | D |
| I shall foot it | A |
| In the silence of the morning | E |
| See the night slur into dawn | F |
| Hear the slow great winds arise | G |
| Where tall trees flank the way | H |
| And shoulder toward the sky | D |
| - | |
| The broken boulders by the road | I |
| Shall not commemorate my ruin | J |
| Regret shall be the gravel under foot | K |
| I shall watch for | L |
| Slim birds swift of wing | E |
| That go where wind and ranks of thunder | C |
| Drive the wild processionals of rain | M |
| - | |
| The dust of the traveled road | I |
| Shall touch my hands and face | N |
Carl Sandburg
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