Mothers Of Men Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAB CBCCB ABAAB| Mothers of men the words are good indeed in the saying | A |
| Pride in the very sound of them strength in the sense of them then | B |
| Why is it their faces haunt me wistful faces as praying | A |
| Ever some dear thing vanished and ever a hope delaying | A |
| Mothers of Men | B |
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| Mothers of Men most patient tenderly slow to discover | C |
| The loss of the old allegiance that may not return again | B |
| You give a man to the world you give a woman a lover | C |
| Where is your solace then when the time of giving is over | C |
| Mothers of Men | B |
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| Mothers of Men but surely the title is worth the earning | A |
| You who are brave in feigning must I ever behold you then | B |
| By the door of an empty heart with the lamp of faith still burning | A |
| Watching the ways of life for the sight of a child returning | A |
| Mothers of Men | B |
Theodosia Garrison
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