To Marcus Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCAB DEFFDE GHIJGH KDLLKD AMNNAO PQRRPS| YOU have been far and I | A |
| Been farther yet | B |
| Since last in foul or fair | C |
| An impecunious pair | C |
| Below this northern sky | A |
| Of ours we met | B |
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| Now winter night shall see | D |
| Again us two | E |
| While howls the tempest higher | F |
| Sit warmly by the fire | F |
| And dream and plan as we | D |
| Were wont to do | E |
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| And hand in hand at large | G |
| Our thoughts shall walk | H |
| While storm and gusty rain | I |
| Again and yet again | J |
| Shall drive their noisy charge | G |
| Across the talk | H |
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| The pleasant future still | K |
| Shall smile to me | D |
| And hope with wooing hands | L |
| Wave on to fairy lands | L |
| All over dale and hill | K |
| And earth and sea | D |
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| And you who doubt the sky | A |
| And fear the sun | M |
| You Christian with the pack | N |
| You shall not wander back | N |
| For I am Hopeful I | A |
| Will cheer you on | O |
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| Come where the great have trod | P |
| The great shall lead | Q |
| Come elbow through the press | R |
| Pluck Fortune by the dress | R |
| By God we must by God | P |
| We shall succeed | S |
Robert Louis Stevenson
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