A Lazyman's Prayer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDFGFGHIJIKKLM| O God I cain't believe it's new day | A |
| Mystery art thy works I cannot learn | B |
| Thy providence no man can repay | A |
| With many treasures or which he earn | B |
| But Sire O God see that I quave | C |
| I slept o'ernight withno taste of food | D |
| Within my seared neck my throat cleave | E |
| I'm now in kind of faint mood | D |
| How this I suffer an ox's type | F |
| My stomach cries and blood sickly seep | G |
| When even would my farm ripe | F |
| As barren lies my mother sheep | G |
| Mine nanny goats gives no birth | H |
| Blest me For I ne'er begged before | I |
| So I remit my heavy debts | J |
| I rely on my wife bless her too more | I |
| Pardon me if it be my foul sin | K |
| Descend thy spirit let it fill me in | K |
| Thou art my father I'm reborn | L |
| And today I become thine son | M |
Adebayo Sir Toby
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