Upon The Road Of My Life, Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEBFGEGHIJKGLMNO| Upon the road of my life | A |
| Passed me many fair creatures | B |
| Clothed all in white and radiant | C |
| To one finally I made speech | D |
| Who art thou | E |
| But she like the others | B |
| Kept cowled her face | F |
| And answered in haste anxiously | G |
| I am good deed forsooth | E |
| You have often seen me | G |
| Not uncowled I made reply | H |
| And with rash and strong hand | I |
| Though she resisted | J |
| I drew away the veil | K |
| And gazed at the features of vanity | G |
| She shamefaced went on | L |
| And after I had mused a time | M |
| I said of myself | N |
| Fool | O |
Stephen Crane
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