The Fellowship Of Books Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBB BDBEFG FHIJIK ALAMBNB| I care not who the man may be | A |
| Nor how his tasks may fret him | B |
| Nor where he fares nor how his cares | C |
| And troubles may beset him | B |
| If books have won the love of him | B |
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| Whatever fortune hands him | B |
| He'll always own when he's alone | D |
| A friend who understands him | B |
| Though other friends may come and go | E |
| And some may stoop to treason | F |
| His books remain through loss or gain | G |
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| And season after season | F |
| The faithful friends for every mood | H |
| His joy and sorrow sharing | I |
| For old time's sake they'll lighter make | J |
| The burdens he is bearing | I |
| Oh he has counsel at his side | K |
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| And wisdom for his duty | A |
| And laughter gay for hours of play | L |
| And tenderness and beauty | A |
| And fellowship divinely rare | M |
| True friends who never doubt him | B |
| Unchanging love and God above | N |
| Who keeps good books about him | B |
Edgar Albert Guest
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