Paths Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDE FGFG HIHI JKJK| I shall tread another year | A |
| Ways I walked with Grief | B |
| Past the dry ungarnered ear | C |
| And the brittle leaf | B |
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| I shall stand a year apart | D |
| Wondering and shy | E |
| Thinking Here she broke her heart | D |
| Here she pled to die | E |
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| I shall hear the pheasants call | F |
| And the raucous geese | G |
| Down these ways another Fall | F |
| I shall walk with Peace | G |
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| But the pretty path I trod | H |
| Hand in hand with Love | I |
| Underfoot the nascent sod | H |
| Brave young boughs above | I |
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| And the stripes of ribbon grass | J |
| By the curling way | K |
| I shall never dare to pass | J |
| To my dying day | K |
Dorothy Parker
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