Robert Browning Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDEFDC| How blind the toil that burrows like the mole | A |
| In winding graveyard pathways underground | B |
| For Browning's lineage What if men have found | B |
| Poor footmen or rich merchants on the roll | A |
| Of his forbears Did they beget his soul | A |
| Nay for he came of ancestry renowned | B |
| Through all the world the poets laurel crowned | B |
| With wreaths from which the autumn takes no toll | A |
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| The blazons on his coat of arms are these | C |
| The flaming sign of Shelley's heart on fire | D |
| The golden globe of Shakespeare's human stage | E |
| The staff and scrip of Chaucer's pilgrimage | F |
| The rose of Dante's deep divine desire | D |
| The tragic mask of wise Euripides | C |
Henry Van Dyke
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