At The Parting Of The Ways Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBABACADCDADD| Here our roads part Go thou by thy green valley | A |
| Thy youth before thee and the river Nile | B |
| My path lies o'er the desert and my galley | A |
| Has rougher seas to plough and days the while | B |
| I know not what to offer you a smile | B |
| A blessing a farewell I dare not dally | A |
| Even with the thought of tears 'Twas but a mile | B |
| We walked together and such things were folly | A |
| I will not hope who have no faith in fate | C |
| That I shall you remember or you me | A |
| Beyond to morrow Yet perhaps the wind | D |
| Blowing some morning through its Eastern gate | C |
| May tell you of my fortune and behind | D |
| The Western star some evening I may see | A |
| As in a vision of far days more kind | D |
| Your dear eyes watching while the night grows blind | D |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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