Which One Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC ADAD EFFF AGAG HIHI JFKF FAFG| Each was as fair as the other | A |
| And both as my life were dear | B |
| And the voices that lisped me mother | A |
| Heaven's music in my ear | C |
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| One faded from life and mother | A |
| And died in the summer dawn | D |
| And I turned away from the other | A |
| And wept for the child that was gone | D |
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| Then I lay in a weird sleep vision | E |
| Before me an earth dark scene | F |
| And the land of the sweet Elysian | F |
| And only a grave between | F |
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| One child soft called me mother | A |
| Out from the shining door | G |
| And smile and beckoned the other | A |
| Unconsciously played on the floor | G |
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| One's path to my inward seeing | H |
| Was light with a wondrous day | I |
| And led to the heights of being | H |
| And an angel showed the way | I |
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| The other lay where Marah's | J |
| Hot sands with snares are strewn | F |
| Through many a darksome forest | K |
| And the way was roughly hewn | F |
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| A faith to my soul was given | F |
| The weird sleep vision o'er | A |
| And I turned from the child in heaven | F |
| To the child that played on the floor | G |
Madge Morris Wagner
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