To All That Love The Far And Blue Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDCDC EFEFGHGH HAHAIAIA| TO all that love the far and blue | A |
| Whether from dawn to eve on foot | B |
| The fleeing corners ye pursue | A |
| Nor weary of the vain pursuit | C |
| Or whether down the singing stream | D |
| Paddle in hand jocund ye shoot | C |
| To splash beside the splashing bream | D |
| Or anchor by the willow root | C |
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| Or bolder from the narrow shore | E |
| Put forth that cedar ark to steer | F |
| Among the seabirds and the roar | E |
| Of the great sea profound and clear | F |
| Or lastly if in heart ye roam | G |
| Not caring to do else and hear | H |
| Safe sitting by the fire at home | G |
| Footfalls in Utah or Pamere | H |
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| Though long the way though hard to bear | H |
| The sun and rain the dust and dew | A |
| Though still attainment and despair | H |
| Inter the old despoil the new | A |
| There shall at length be sure O friends | I |
| Howe'er ye steer whate'er ye do | A |
| At length and at the end of ends | I |
| The golden city come in view | A |
Robert Louis Stevenson
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