One Who Died Young Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABABCDCDCDEBEBEB| With her 't is well now She died young | A |
| With all her hope and faith unmarred | B |
| Nor lived to see the pearls Love strung | A |
| Without regard | B |
| Cast lost among | A |
| The disillusions that make life so hard | B |
| Time on her body now can lay | C |
| No soiling hand and spoil what's fair | D |
| He shall not turn the gold hair gray | C |
| Nor bring crabbed Care | D |
| Day after day | C |
| To line the white brow with the heart's despair | D |
| Far better thus Yea even so | E |
| To die before faith turns to dust | B |
| Before the heart has learned to know | E |
| As learn it must | B |
| Of love the woe | E |
| And of all human life the deep disgust | B |
Madison Julius Cawein
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