Friend Of A Wayward Hour Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBA CDEFC GGHHG| Friend of a wayward hour you came | A |
| Like some good ghost and went the same | A |
| And I within the haunted place | B |
| Sit smiling on your vanished face | B |
| And talking with your name | A |
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| But thrice the pressure of your hand | C |
| First hail congratulations and | D |
| Your last God bless you as the train | E |
| That brought you snatched you back again | F |
| Into the unknown land | C |
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| God bless me Why your very prayer | G |
| Was answered ere you asked it there | G |
| I know for when you came to lend | H |
| Me your kind hand and call me friend | H |
| God blessed me unaware | G |
James Whitcomb Riley
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