The Aim Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHCH BIJI| O thou who lovest not alone | A |
| The swift success the instant goal | B |
| But hast a lenient eye to mark | C |
| The failures of th' inconstant soul | B |
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| Consider not my little worth | D |
| The mean achievement scamped in act | E |
| The high resolve and low result | F |
| The dream that durst not face the fact | E |
| - | |
| But count the reach of my desire | G |
| Let this be something in Thy sight | H |
| I have not in the slothful dark | C |
| Forgot the Vision and the Height | H |
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| Neither my body nor my soul | B |
| To earth's low ease will yield consent | I |
| I praise Thee for my will to strive | J |
| I bless Thy goad of discontent | I |
Sir Charles George Douglas Roberts
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