To R.w.e. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCABBADEDEDF| As when a father dies his children draw | A |
| About the empty hearth their loss to cheat | B |
| With uttered praise love oft repeat | B |
| His all familiar words with whispered awe | C |
| The honored habit of his daily law | A |
| Not for his sake but theirs whose feeble feet | B |
| Need still that guiding lamp whose faith less sweet | B |
| Misses that tempered patience without flaw | A |
| So do we gather round thy vacant chair | D |
| In thine own elm roofed amber rivered town | E |
| Master Father For the love we bear | D |
| Not for thy fame's sake do we weave this crown | E |
| And feel thy presence in the sacred air | D |
| Forbidding us to weep that thou art gone | F |
Emma Lazarus
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