On My Son's Return Out Of England, July 17, 1661. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEGHIHJKLKMJNJ OGPGGGGGGGGGQKGKKAll Praise to him who hath now turn'd | A |
My feares to Joyes my sighes to song | B |
My Teares to smiles my sad to glad | C |
He's come for whom I waited long | B |
Thou di'st preserve him as he went | D |
In raging stormes did'st safely keep | E |
Did'st that ship bring to quiet Port | F |
The other sank low in the Deep | E |
From Dangers great thou did'st him free | G |
Of Pyrates who were neer at hand | H |
And order'st so the adverse wind | I |
That he before them gott to Land | H |
In covntry strange thou did'st provide | J |
And freinds rais'd him in euery Place | K |
And courtesies of svndry sorts | L |
From such as 'fore nere saw his face | K |
In sicknes when he lay full sore | M |
His help and his Physitian wer't | J |
When royall ones that Time did dye | N |
Thou heal'dst his flesh and cheer'd his heart | J |
From troubles and Inc bers Thov | O |
Without all fraud did'st sett him free | G |
That without scandall he might come | P |
To th'Land of his Nativity | G |
On Eagles wings him hether brovght | G |
Thro Want and Dangers manifold | G |
And thvs hath gravnted my Reqvest | G |
That I thy Mercyes might behold | G |
O help me pay my Vowes O Lord | G |
That ever I may thankfull bee | G |
And may putt him in mind of what | G |
Tho'st done for him and so for me | G |
In both our hearts erect a frame | Q |
Of Duty and of Thankfullnes | K |
That all thy favours great receiv'd | G |
Oure vpright walking may expresse | K |
O Lord gravnt that I may never forgett thy Loving kindnes in this Particular and how gratiovsly thov hast answered my Desires | K |
Anne Bradstreet
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