Most Blest Is He Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNNOPQRS TUVWV| Most blest is he who in the morning time | A |
| Sets forth upon his journey with no staff | B |
| Shaped by another for his use Who sees | C |
| The imminent necessity for toil | D |
| And with each morning wakens to the thought | E |
| Of tasks that wait his doing Never yet | F |
| Has unearned leisure and the gift of gold | G |
| Bestowed such benefits upon the young | H |
| As need and loneliness and when life adds | I |
| The burden of a duty difficult | J |
| And hard to carry then rejoice O soul | K |
| And know thyself one chosen for high things | L |
| Behind thee walk the Helpers Yet lead on | M |
| They only help the lifters and they give | N |
| But unto those who also freely give | N |
| Not till thy will thy courage and thy strength | O |
| Have done their utmost and thy love has flowed | P |
| In pity and compassion out to all | Q |
| The worthless the ungrateful and the weak | R |
| As well as to the worthy and the strong | S |
| Canst thou receive invisible support | T |
| Do first thy part and all of it before | U |
| Asking the helpers to do aught for thee | V |
| For this alone the Universe exists | W |
| That man may find himself is Destiny | V |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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