Arlo Will Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJGAKDAKLMKN| Did you ever see an alligator | A |
| Come up to the air from the mud | B |
| Staring blindly under the full glare of noon | C |
| Have you seen the stabled horses at night | D |
| Tremble and start back at the sight of a lantern | E |
| Have you ever walked in darkness | F |
| When an unknown door was open before you | G |
| And you stood it seemed in the light of a thousand candles | H |
| Of delicate wax | I |
| Have you walked with the wind in your ears | J |
| And the sunlight about you | G |
| And found it suddenly shine with an inner splendor | A |
| Out of the mud many times | K |
| Before many doors of light | D |
| Through many fields of splendor | A |
| Where around your steps a soundless glory scatters | K |
| Like new fallen snow | L |
| Will you go through earth O strong of soul | M |
| And through unnumbered heavens | K |
| To the final flame | N |
Edgar Lee Masters
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