The Law Of Laws Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEDEFF GEHEII BABABB| If we could roll back History | A |
| A century let's say | B |
| And start from there I'm sure that we | A |
| Would find things as to day | B |
| In all creation's cosmic range | C |
| No vestige of a change | C |
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| Turn back a thousand years the same | D |
| Unchangement we would view | E |
| Cause and Effect their laws proclaim | D |
| The truest of the true | E |
| And in life's mechanistic groove | F |
| The Universe would move | F |
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| Grim is the grip of the Machine | G |
| And everything we do | E |
| Designed implacably has been | H |
| Since earth was virgin new | E |
| We strut our parts as they were writ | I |
| That's all there is to it | I |
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| Curse on such thinking let us play | B |
| At Free Will though we be | A |
| The gnatlike creatures of the day | B |
| The dupes of Destiny | A |
| The merle is merry in the may | B |
| Tommorow's time to pray | B |
Robert William Service
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