If This Be All Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEG HIHI JKJK LMLM NONO MBMB OO God if this indeed be all | A |
That Life can show to me | B |
If on my aching brow may fall | A |
No freshening dew from Thee | B |
If with no brighter light than this | C |
The lamp of hope may glow | D |
And I may only dream of bliss | C |
And wake to weary woe | D |
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If friendship's solace must decay | E |
When other joys are gone | F |
And love must keep so far away | E |
While I go wandering on | G |
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Wandering and toiling without gain | H |
The slave of others' will | I |
With constant care and frequent pain | H |
Despised forgotten still | I |
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Grieving to look on vice and sin | J |
Yet powerless to quell | K |
The silent current from within | J |
The outward torrent's swell | K |
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While all the good I would impart | L |
The feelings I would share | M |
Are driven backward to my heart | L |
And turned to wormwood there | M |
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If clouds must ever keep from sight | N |
The glories of the Sun | O |
And I must suffer Winter's blight | N |
Ere Summer is begun | O |
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If life must be so full of care | M |
Then call me soon to Thee | B |
Or give me strength enough to bear | M |
My load of misery | B |
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Acton | O |
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