Abraham Lincoln Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHJKLK MNOPDQRQ ISTSUHUH| Down thru endless ages | A |
| Came a soul from others apart | B |
| Incased in a body of awkward appearance | C |
| But in a true heavenly made heart | B |
| He was born in a hewed log cabin | D |
| Grew up simple and plain | E |
| This life on earth a sacrifice | F |
| To remove from liberty a stain | E |
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| No pen can give him due credit | G |
| No words the good of his mind | H |
| But his love is forever burning | I |
| In the hearts of all human kind | H |
| The world now bows to his honor | J |
| And hail this emancipator' name | K |
| Columbia is proud of his memory | L |
| He lives in everlasting fame | K |
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| His life of bitter sorrow | M |
| Hard work and saddened tears | N |
| Has made happy millions of humans | O |
| And will for the future years | P |
| O Father hear us in heaven | D |
| May his reward increase ten fold | Q |
| To repay for the great good he did us | R |
| While his clay on earth lies cold | Q |
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| His life is a lesson for the living | I |
| Shows democracy is strength and sand | S |
| That a good mind no matter how humble | T |
| Can spread peace and love o'er the land | S |
| In God we trust our nation all | U |
| Our reward was grand and kind | H |
| For we'll always live and never fall | U |
| By following this wonderful mind | H |
Berton Bellis
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