Fate And I Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AA BB CC DD EE FF AA GG HH IJ KK LL GG MM NN FF AA OO

Wise men tell me thou O FateA
Art invincible and greatA
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Well I own thy prowess stillB
Dare I flout thee with my willB
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Thou canst shatter in a spanC
All the earthly pride of manC
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Outward things thou canst controlD
But stand back I rule my soulD
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Death 'Tis such a little thingE
Scarcely worth the mentioningE
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What has death to do with meF
Save to set my spirit freeF
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Something in me dwells O FateA
That can rise and dominateA
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Loss and sorrow and disasterG
How then Fate art thou my masterG
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In the great primeval mornH
My immortal will was bornH
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Part of that stupendous CauseI
Which conceived the Solar LawsJ
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Lit the suns and filled the seasK
Royalest of pedigreesK
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That great Cause was Love the SourceL
Who most loves has most of ForceL
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He who harbours Hate one hourG
Saps the soul of Peace and PowerG
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He who will not hate his foeM
Need not dread life's hardest blowM
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In the realm of brotherhoodN
Wishing no man aught but goodN
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Naught but good can come to meF
This is Love's supreme decreeF
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Since I bar my door to HateA
What have I to fear O FateA
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Since I fear not Fate I vowO
I the ruler am not thouO

Ella Wheeler Wilcox



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