A Wayfaring Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAABBBAABAABBBACCDE| who will walk a mile with me | A |
| Along life's merry way | B |
| A comrade blithe and full of glee | A |
| Who dares to laugh out loud and free | A |
| And let his frolic fancy play | B |
| Like a happy child through the flowers gay | B |
| That fill the field and fringe the way | B |
| Where he walks a mile with me | A |
| And who will walk a mile with me | A |
| Along life's weary way | B |
| A friend whose heart has eyes to see | A |
| The stars shine out o'er the darkening lea | A |
| And the quiet rest at the end o' the day | B |
| A friend who knows and dares to say | B |
| The brave sweet words that cheer the way | B |
| Where he walks a mile with me | A |
| With such a comrade such a friend | C |
| I fain would walk till journey's end | C |
| Through summer sunshine winter rain | D |
| And then Farewell we shall meet again | E |
Henry Van Dyke
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