The Narrow Doors Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEAE AAFA FEAE EGHG| The Wide Door into Sorrow | A |
| Stands open night and day | B |
| With head held high and dancing feet | C |
| I pass it on my way | B |
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| I never tread within it | D |
| I never turn to see | E |
| The Wide Door into Sorrow | A |
| It cannot frighten me | E |
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| The Narrow Doors to Sorrow | A |
| Are secret still and low | A |
| Swift tongues of dusk that spoil the sun | F |
| Before I even know | A |
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| My dancing feet are frozen | F |
| I stare I can but see | E |
| The Narrow Doors to Sorrow | A |
| They stop the heart in me | E |
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| Oh stranger than my midnights | E |
| Of loneliness and strife | G |
| The Doors that let the dark leap in | H |
| Across my sunny life | G |
Fannie Stearns Davis
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