Equipment Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDB BEEFFGG HIJJ| With what thou gavest me O Master | A |
| I have wrought | B |
| Such chances such abilities | C |
| To see the end was not for my poor eyes | D |
| Thine was the impulse thine the forming thought | B |
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| Ah I have wrought | B |
| And these sad hands have right to tell their story | E |
| It was no hard up striving after glory | E |
| Catching and losing gaining and failing | F |
| Raging me back at the world's raucous railing | F |
| Simply and humbly from stone and from wood | G |
| Wrought I the things that to thee might seem good | G |
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| If they are little ah God but the cost | H |
| Who but thou knowest the all that is lost | I |
| If they are few is the workmanship true | J |
| Try them and weigh me whate'er be my due | J |
Paul Laurence Dunbar
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