Marie Bateson Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAAAABCDEAFG| You observe the carven hand | A |
| With the index finger pointing heavenward | A |
| That is the direction no doubt | A |
| But how shall one follow it | A |
| It is well to abstain from murder and lust | A |
| To forgive do good to others worship God | A |
| Without graven images | B |
| But these are external means after all | C |
| By which you chiefly do good to yourself | D |
| The inner kernel is freedom | E |
| It is light purity | A |
| I can no more | F |
| Find the goal or lose it according to your vision | G |
Edgar Lee Masters
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