The Passage Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEFF| O soul on God's high seas the way is strange and long | A |
| Yet fling your pennons out and spread your canvas strong | A |
| For though to mortal eyes so small a craft you seem | B |
| The highest star in heaven cloth lend you guiding gleam | B |
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| O soul on God's high seas look to your course with care | C |
| Fear most when winds are kind and skies are blue and fair | C |
| Your helm must sway at touch of no hand save your own | D |
| The soul that sails on God's high seas must sail alone | D |
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| O soul on God's high seas sail on with steady aim | E |
| Unmoved by winds of praise untouched by seas of blame | E |
| Beyond the lonely ways beyond the guiding star | F |
| There stretches out the strand and golden harbor bar | F |
Jean Blewett
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