The Score Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDBDC EEE FGF HEHEGEGE| I asked a silver sage | A |
| With race nigh run | B |
| 'Tell me in old of age | A |
| Your wisdom won ' | C |
| Said he 'From fret and strife | D |
| And vain vexation | B |
| The all I've learned from life | D |
| Is Resignation ' | C |
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| I asked a Bard who thrummed | E |
| A harp clay cold | E |
| 'How is your story summed | E |
| Now you are old ' | - |
| Though golden voice was his | F |
| And fame had he | G |
| He sighed 'The finish is | F |
| Futility ' | - |
| - | |
| I'm old I have no wealth | H |
| Toil to reward | E |
| Yet for the boon of health | H |
| I thank the Lord | E |
| While Beauty I can see | G |
| To live is good | E |
| And so life's crown to me | G |
| Is Gratitude | E |
Robert Service
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