The Coming Man Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEFE GHGHIJKJ LMAMMNON PQPQGRHR STSTUEVE

Oh not for the great departedA
Who formed our country's lawsB
And not for the bravest heartedA
Who died in freedom's causeC
And not for some living heroD
To whom all bend the kneeE
My muse would raise her song of praiseF
But for the man to beE
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For out of the strife which womanG
Is passing through to dayH
A man that is more than humanG
Shall yet be born I sayH
A man in whose pure spiritI
No dross of self will lurkJ
A man who is strong to cope with wrongK
A man who is proud to workJ
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A man with hope undauntedL
A man with godlike powerM
Shall come when he most is wantedA
Shall come at the needed hourM
He shall silence the din and clamorM
Of clan disputing with clanN
And toil's long fight with purse proud mightO
Shall triumph through this manN
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I know he is coming comingP
To help to guide to saveQ
Though I hear no martial drummingP
And see no flags that waveQ
But the great soul travail of womanG
And the bold free thought unfurledR
Are heralds that say he is on the wayH
The coming man of the worldR
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Mourn not for vanished agesS
With their great heroic menT
Who dwell in history's pagesS
And live in the poet's penT
For the grandest times are before usU
And the world is yet to seeE
The noblest worth of this old earthV
In the men that are to beE

Ella Wheeler Wilcox



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