Patience Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDC EEF GHHI

PATIENCE and I have traveled hand in handA
So many days that I have grown to traceB
The lines of sad sweet beauty in her faceB
And all its veiled depths to understandA
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Not beautiful is she to eyes profaneC
Silent and unrevealed her holy charmsD
But like a mother's her serene strong armsD
Uphold my footsteps on the path of painC
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I long to cry her soft voice whispers 'Nay '-
I seek to fly but she restrains my feetE
In wisdom stern yet in compassion sweetE
She guides my helpless wanderings day by dayF
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O my Beloved life's golden visions fadeG
And one by one life's phantom joys departH
They leave a sudden darkness in the heartH
And patience fills their empty place insteadI

Edith Wharton



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