To A Disciple Of William Morris Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACBDBAAEFEAE| Stand fast by the ideal Hero be | A |
| You in your youth as he from youth to age | B |
| Dare to be last least in good modesty | A |
| Nor fret thy soul for speedier heritage | C |
| Even as he lived live thou laborious sage | B |
| Yielding thy flower leaf fruitage seasonably | D |
| Content if but some beauty in Time's page | B |
| Out of thy being spring and live through thee | A |
| Churl Fame shall grudge ah let it grudge thee glory | A |
| Knaves have earned that Behold the blossoming thorn | E |
| Emblazoneth the hedge where fools made foray | F |
| Redeemeth their sad flouts and jibes forlorn | E |
| Ere thou shalt guess the nightingale thy story | A |
| Learning shall speak of thee and shame their scorn | E |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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