A Song Of Two Wanderers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEGBHB IJKJLMNOPBQB RSTSHUTVTWTWVXTXCT VTDear when I went with you | A |
To where the town ends | B |
Simple things that Christ loved | C |
They were our friends | B |
Tree shade and grass blade | D |
And meadows in flower | E |
Sun sparkle dew glisten | F |
Star glow and shower | E |
Cool flowing song at night | G |
Where the river bends | B |
And the shingle croons a tune | H |
These were our friends | B |
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Under us the brown earth | I |
Ancient and strong | J |
The best bed for wanderers | K |
All the night long | J |
Over us the blue sky | L |
Ancient and dear | M |
The best roof to shelter all | N |
Glad wanderers here | O |
And racing between them there | P |
Falls and ascends | B |
The chantey of the clean winds | Q |
These were our friends | B |
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By day on the broad road | R |
Or on the narrow trail | S |
Angel wings shadowed us | T |
Glimmering pale | S |
Through the red heat of noon | H |
In the twilight of dawn | U |
Fairies broke fast with us | T |
Prophets led us on | V |
Heroes were kind to us | T |
Day after happy day | W |
Many white Madonnas | T |
We met on our way | W |
Farmer and longshoreman | V |
Fisherman and wife | X |
Children and laborers | T |
Brave enough for Life | X |
Simple folk that Christ loved | C |
They were our friends | T |
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Dear we must go again | V |
To where the town ends | T |
Marguerite Wilkinson
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