Wayfarer Of Earth Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCDDDEEE BFGFBHIJ KLKMLGNONPPQQP| Up heart of mine | A |
| Thou wayfarer of Earth | B |
| Of seed divine | A |
| Be mindful of thy birth | B |
| Though the flesh faint | C |
| Through long endured constraint | C |
| Of nights and days | D |
| Lift up thy praise | D |
| To Life that set thee in such strenuous ways | D |
| And left thee not | E |
| To drowse and rot | E |
| In some thick perfumed and luxurious plot | E |
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| Strong strong is Earth | B |
| With vigour for thy feet | F |
| To make thy wayfaring | G |
| Tireless and fleet | F |
| And good is Earth | B |
| But Earth not all thy good | H |
| O thou with seed of suns | I |
| And star fire in thy blood | J |
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| And though thou feel | K |
| The slow clog of the hours | L |
| Leaden upon thy heel | K |
| Page | M |
| Put forth thy powers | L |
| Thine the deep sky | G |
| The unpre mpted blue | N |
| The haste of storm | O |
| The hush of dew | N |
| Thine thine the free | P |
| Exalt of star and tree | P |
| The reinless run | Q |
| Of wind and sun | Q |
| The vagrance of the sea | P |
Sir Charles George Douglas Roberts
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