Amo, Ergo Sum Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACD EFEFD GEGEH| Whatever seemed to reign within my breast | A |
| Ere now or reigned in the true sovereign's room | B |
| Love has dethroned strong Love has dispossessed | A |
| Like a glad master come to his own home | C |
| Love is my lord I call upon his name | D |
| - | |
| Aimless I lived but now my aims are flown | E |
| Winged to one mark wherever his voice call | F |
| My heart shrinks from deep pains too well foreknown | E |
| But my soul leaps with joy to welcome all | F |
| With Love my joy I have no fear of shame | D |
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| So that Love lead my ever faithful feet | G |
| I care not whether they be scarred or no | E |
| Somehow somewhere the end must needs be sweet | G |
| However rough the road by which we go | E |
| Love is my trust for since I love I am | H |
Robert Laurence Binyon
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