O Master, Let Me Walk With Thee. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDEE AFGGHHIJ AAKKEELM| O Master let me walk with thee | A |
| In lowly paths of service free | A |
| Tell me thy secret help me bear | B |
| The strain of toil the fret of care | B |
| Help me the slow of heart to move | C |
| By some clear winning word of love | D |
| Teach me the wayward feet to stay | E |
| And guide them in the homeward way | E |
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| O Master let me walk with thee | A |
| Before the taunting Pharisee | F |
| Help me to bear the sting of spite | G |
| The hate of men who hide thy light | G |
| The sore distrust of souls sincere | H |
| Who cannot read thy judgments clear | H |
| The dulness of the multitude | I |
| Who dimly guess that thou art good | J |
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| Teach me thy patience still with thee | A |
| In closer dearer company | A |
| In work that keeps faith sweet and strong | K |
| In trust that triumphs over wrong | K |
| In hope that sends a shining ray | E |
| Far down the future's broadening way | E |
| In peace that only thou canst give | L |
| With thee O Master let me live | M |
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