“Perseverance still is king; Time its sure reward will bring; Work and wait unwearying,—”
- Source
- Keep A-Pluggin' Away
- Date
- 1896
Meaning of “Perseverance still is king; Time its sure reward…”
Dunbar closes the poem by making patient continued effort its central refrain, pairing work with the willingness to wait through difficulty.
Where does it come from?
“Keep A-Pluggin’ Away,” represented by Wikisource’s Complete Poems transcription. The poem repeatedly urges persistence through steep paths, storms, ridicule and pain; its period motivational voice is literary encouragement, not a guarantee that effort always produces a desired outcome.