The Lure Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF| The long road lures across the hill | A |
| Divides the brown fields and the green | B |
| And curves and dips and climbing still | A |
| Gleams over into lands unseen | B |
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| I think what valleys far more fair | C |
| Than ours the road runs on to meet | D |
| The light falls wild and happy there | C |
| What shadowy doubt delays my feet | D |
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| Oh one day one day I shall go | E |
| Whither the road runs out of sight | F |
| And find whatever winds may blow | E |
| An inn at falling of the night | F |
Robert Laurence Binyon
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