Etienne De La Boéce Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDEFFGHIIJJKKLL CCMM| I serve you not if you I follow | A |
| Shadow like o'er hill and hollow | A |
| And bend my fancy to your leading | B |
| All too nimble for my treading | B |
| When the pilgrimage is done | C |
| And we've the landscape overrun | C |
| I am bitter vacant thwarted | D |
| And your heart is unsupported | E |
| Vainly valiant you have missed | F |
| The manhood that should yours resist | F |
| Its complement but if I could | G |
| In severe or cordial mood | H |
| Lead you rightly to my altar | I |
| Where the wisest muses falter | I |
| And worship that world warning spark | J |
| Which dazzles me in midnight dark | J |
| Equalizing small and large | K |
| While the soul it doth surcharge | K |
| That the poor is wealthy grown | L |
| And the hermit never alone | L |
| The traveller and the road seem one | C |
| With the errand to be done | C |
| That were a man's and lover's part | M |
| That were Freedom's whitest chart | M |
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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