Hero Worship Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDE F FGHIHI JKJKLKL MNMOPQPQ

Said he You saw the Master clearA
By Rushy Pond alone he satB
Serene and silent as a seerC
in tweedy coat and seedy hatB
you tell me you did not intrudeD
Although his book was in your handE
Upon his melancholy moodD
I do not understandE
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You did not tell him 'I have comeF
From o'er the sea to speak to you '-
You did not dare your lips were dumbF
You thought a little zephyr blewG
From Rushy Pond a touch of himH
You'll cherish to your dying dayI
Perhaps with tears your eyes were dimH
And then you went awayI
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And down the years you will proclaimJ
'O call me dullard dub me dunceK
But let this be my meed of fameJ
I looked on Thomas Hardy onceK
Aye by a stile I stood a spanL
And with these eyes did plainly seeK
A little shrinking shabby manL
But Oh a god to me '-
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Said I 'Tis true I scarce dared lookM
yet he would have been kind I'm sureN
But though I clutched his precious bookM
I feared to beg his signatureO
Ah yes my friend I merit mirthP
You're bold you have the right to laughQ
And if Christ came again to earthP
You'd cadge his autographQ

Robert William Service



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