Edmund Clarence Stedman Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHDJKJ| Oh quick to feel the lightest touch | A |
| Of beauty or of truth | B |
| Rich in the thoughtfulness of age | C |
| The hopefulness of youth | B |
| The courage of the gentle heart | D |
| The wisdom of the pure | E |
| The strength of finely tempered souls | F |
| To labour and endure | E |
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| The blue of springtime in your eyes | G |
| Was never quenched by pain | H |
| And winter brought your head the crown | I |
| Of snow without a stain | H |
| The poet's mind the prince's heart | D |
| You kept until the end | J |
| Nor ever faltered in your work | K |
| Nor ever failed a friend | J |
Henry Van Dyke
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