William Goode Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDECFGHIJKL| To all in the village I seemed no doubt | A |
| To go this way and that way aimlessly | B |
| But here by the river you can see at twilight | C |
| The soft winged bats fly zig zag here and there | D |
| They must fly so to catch their food | E |
| And if you have ever lost your way at night | C |
| In the deep wood near Miller's Ford | F |
| And dodged this way and now that | G |
| Wherever the light of the Milky Way shone through | H |
| Trying to find the path | I |
| You should understand I sought the way | J |
| With earnest zeal and all my wanderings | K |
| Were wanderings in the quest | L |
Edgar Lee Masters
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