Faint And Weary Toiled A Pilgrim Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB ADC CEA FBC'Faint and weary toiled a pilgrim | A |
Faint and weary of his load | B |
Sudden came a sweet bird winging | C |
Glad and swift across his road | B |
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''Blessed songster ' cried the pilgrim | A |
'Where is now the load I bore | D |
I forget it in thy singing | C |
Hearing thee I faint no more ' | - |
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'While he spoke the bird went winging | C |
Higher still and soared away | E |
'Cruel songster ' cried the pilgrim | A |
'Cruel songster not to stay ' | - |
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'Was the songster cruel Never | F |
High above some other road | B |
Glad and swift he still was singing | C |
Lightening other pilgrims' load ' | - |
Helen Hunt Jackson
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