The Tempted Soul Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA ABBA CDBCDB| Weak soul by sense still led astray | A |
| Why wilt thou parley with the foe | B |
| He seeks to work thine overthrow | B |
| And thou poor fool dost point the way | A |
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| Hast thou forgotten many a day | A |
| When thou exulting forth didst go | B |
| And ere the noon wert lying low | B |
| A broken and defenceless prey | A |
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| If thou wouldst live avoid his face | C |
| Dwell in the wilderness apart | D |
| And gather force for vanquishing | B |
| Ere thou returnest to his place | C |
| Then arm and with undaunted heart | D |
| Give battle till he own thee king | B |
Robert Fuller Murray
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