The Victory Of Patience Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACBBADEDEED| Armed of the gods Divinest conqueror | A |
| What soundless hosts are thine Nor pomp nor state | B |
| Nor token to betray where thou dost wait | B |
| All Nature stands for thee ambassador | A |
| Her forces all thy serfs for peace or war | C |
| greatest and least alike thou rul'st their fate | B |
| The avalanch chained until its century's date | B |
| The mulberry leaf made robe for emperor | A |
| Shall man alone thy law deny refuse | D |
| Thy healing for his blunders and his sins | E |
| Oh make us thine Teach us who waits best sues | D |
| Who longest waits of all most surely wins | E |
| When Time is spent Eternity begins | E |
| To doubt to chafe to haste doth God accuse | D |
Helen Hunt Jackson
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