The World's Advance Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDCEFF| Judge mildly the tasked world and disincline | A |
| To brand it for it bears a heavy pack | B |
| You have perchance observed the inebriate's track | B |
| At night when he has quitted the inn sign | A |
| He plays diversions on the homeward line | A |
| Still that way bent albeit his legs are slack | B |
| A hedge may take him but he turns not back | B |
| Nor turns this burdened world of curving spine | A |
| 'Spiral ' the memorable Lady terms | C |
| Our mind's ascent our world's advance presents | D |
| That figure on a flat the way of worms | C |
| Cherish the promise of its good intents | E |
| And warn it not one instinct to efface | F |
| Ere Reason ripens for the vacant place | F |
George Meredith
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