The Roads That Meet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCDEDE F GHGHIEIE H JKJKLEME NOHODEDE PQPQRERE| ART | A |
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| One is so fair I turn to go | B |
| As others go its beckoning length | C |
| Such paths can never lead to woe | B |
| I say in eager early strength | C |
| What is the goal | D |
| Visions of heaven wake | E |
| But the wind's whispers round me roll | D |
| For you mistake | E |
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| LOVE | F |
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| One leads beneath high oaks and birds | G |
| Choose there their joyous revelry | H |
| The sunbeams glint in golden herds | G |
| The river mirrors silently | H |
| Under these trees | I |
| My heart would bound or break | E |
| Tell me what goal resonant breeze | I |
| For you mistake | E |
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| CHARITY | H |
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| What is there left The arid way | J |
| The chilling height whence all the world | K |
| Looks little and each radiant day | J |
| Like the soul's banner flies unfurled | K |
| May I stand here | L |
| In this rare ether slake | E |
| My reverential lips and fear | M |
| No last mistake | E |
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| Some spirits wander till they die | N |
| With shattered thoughts and trembling hands | O |
| What jarred their natures hopelessly | H |
| No living wight yet understands | O |
| There is no goal | D |
| Whatever end they make | E |
| Though prayers each trusting step control | D |
| They win mistake | E |
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| This is so true we dare not learn | P |
| Its force until our hopes are old | Q |
| And skyward God's star beacons burn | P |
| The brighter as our hearts grow cold | Q |
| If all we miss | R |
| In the great plans that shake | E |
| The world still God has need of this | R |
| Even our mistake | E |
Rose Hawthorne Lathrop
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