The Trinity Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBCACDDEEFFGG HIIJHKLLEECCMM NBBONOPPEENNQQGG

Much may be done with the world we are inA
Much with the race to better itB
We can unfetter itB
Free it from chains of the old traditionsC
Broaden its viewpoint of virtue and sinA
Change its conditionsC
Of labour and wealthD
And open new roadways to knowledge and healthD
Yet some things ever must stay as they areE
While the sea has its tide and the sky has its starE
A man and a woman with love betweenF
Loyal and tender and true and cleanF
Nothing better has been or can beG
Than just those threeG
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Woman may alter the first great planH
Daughters and sisters and mothersI
May stalk with their brothersI
Forth from their homes into noisy placesJ
Fit and fit only for masculine manH
Marring their gracesK
With conflict and strifeL
To widen the outlook of all human lifeL
Yet some things ever must stay as they areE
While the sea has its tide and the sky has its starE
A man and a woman with love that strengthensC
And gathers new force as its earth way lengthensC
Nothing better by God is givenM
This side of heavenM
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Science may show us a wonderful vastN
Secret of life and of breeding itB
Man by the heeding itB
Out of earth's chaos may bring a new orderO
Off with old systems old laws may be castN
What now seems the borderO
Of licence in creedsP
May then be the centre of thoughts and of deedsP
Yet some things ever must stay as they areE
While the sea has its tide and the sky has its starE
A man and a woman and love undefiledN
And the look of the two in the face of a childN
Oh the joys of this world have their changing waysQ
But this joy staysQ
Nothing better on earth can beG
Than just those threeG

Ella Wheeler Wilcox



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