To Elsie Fogerty Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCADDAEFGFHI| On living lips to mould and modulate | A |
| The shapes of sound that each may mirror true | B |
| The mystery of the word and breathe it new | B |
| Into the entranced ear warm and intimate | C |
| For heart and mind such beauty to create | A |
| As on our English stage may fitly nurse | D |
| Its heritage the glory of voice and verse | D |
| To this you chose your days to dedicate | A |
| You serve that art you teach its subtle rule | E |
| Of rhythmic life Accept for this to day | F |
| Our homage and it may be turn like one | G |
| Who from the hill turns on his homeward way | F |
| To look back on the vale and bountiful | H |
| Ripe harvest that his happy toil has sown | I |
Robert Laurence Binyon
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