My God, I Thank Thee Who Hast Made Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDB AEFEGE CHIJH KLMLNL OPQPRP| My God I thank Thee who hast made | A |
| The earth so bright | B |
| So full of splendour and of joy | C |
| Beauty and light | B |
| So many glorious things are here | D |
| Noble and right | B |
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| I thank Thee too that Thou hast made | A |
| Joy to abound | E |
| So many gentle thoughts and deeds | F |
| Circling us round | E |
| That in the darkest spot of earth | G |
| Some love is found | E |
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| I thank Thee more that all our joy | C |
| Is touched with pain | H |
| That shadows fall on brightest hours | I |
| So that earth's bliss may be our guide | J |
| And not our chain | H |
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| For Thou who knowest Lord how soon | K |
| Our weak heart clings | L |
| Hath given us joys tender and true | M |
| Yet all with wings | L |
| So that we see gleaming on high | N |
| Diviner things | L |
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| I thank Thee Lord that Thou hast kept | O |
| The best in store | P |
| We have enough yet not too much | Q |
| To long for more | P |
| A yearning for a deeper peace | R |
| Not known before | P |
Adelaide Anne Procter
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