For every When? There is a Why? (A)
For every push, there is a pull (b)
For every truth there is a lie (a)
For every fall there is a fool (b)
For every Where? There is a How? (C)
For every Heaven, there is a Hell (d)
For every moment there is a now (c)
For every nose there is a smell (d)
For every foe there is a friend (e)
For every smile there are many tears (f)
For every start there is an end (e)
When every day we face our fears (f)

12 Lines
By Gordon David

I chose this poem because it sends a message symbolizing balance in the world. It talks a lot about opposites, and the repetition of lines is interesting to me.

Devices:
Rhyming (as labeled)
Repetition (beginning of every line)
Refrain ("For Every" at beginning of lines