The Most Of It Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCEFGFGHIHIJKJK| He thought he kept the universe alone | A |
| For all the voice in answer he could wake | B |
| Was but the mocking echo of his own | A |
| From some tree hidden cliff across the lake | B |
| Some morning from the boulder broken beach | C |
| He would cry out on life that what it wants | D |
| Is not its own love back in copy speech | C |
| But counter love original response | E |
| And nothing ever came of what he cried | F |
| Unless it was the embodiment that crashed | G |
| In the cliff's talus on the other side | F |
| And then in the far distant water splashed | G |
| But after a time allowed for it to swim | H |
| Instead of proving human when it neared | I |
| And someone else additional to him | H |
| As a great buck it powerfully appeared | I |
| Pushing the crumpled water up ahead | J |
| And landed pouring like a waterfall | K |
| And stumbled through the rocks with horny tread | J |
| And forced the underbrush and that was all | K |
Robert Frost
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