Mary Mcneely Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBBDDEFGHIJHKLMN| Passer by | A |
| To love is to find your own soul | B |
| Through the soul of the beloved one | C |
| When the beloved one withdraws itself from your soul | B |
| Then you have lost your soul | B |
| It is written I have a friend | D |
| But my sorrow has no friend | D |
| Hence my long years of solitude at the home of my father | E |
| Trying to get myself back | F |
| And to turn my sorrow into a supremer self | G |
| But there was my father with his sorrows | H |
| Sitting under the cedar tree | I |
| A picture that sank into my heart at last | J |
| Bringing infinite repose | H |
| Oh ye souls who have made life | K |
| Fragrant and white as tube roses | L |
| From earth's dark soil | M |
| Eternal peace | N |
Edgar Lee Masters
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