The Bier Of Precentor A. Reitan Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCCB DEDEEEE FBFBGGGB BHBHBBBH EIEIEEEIWith smiles his soft eyes ever gleamed | A |
When God and country thinking | B |
With endless joy his soul it seemed | A |
Faith fatherland was linking | B |
His word his song | C |
Like springs flowed strong | C |
They fruitful made the valley long | C |
And quickened all there drinking | B |
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Poor people and poor homes among | D |
In wintry region saddest | E |
In Sunday's choir he always sung | D |
Of all the world the gladdest | E |
'The axis stout | E |
It turns about | E |
Falls not the poorest home without | E |
For thus O God Thou badest ' | - |
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With sickness came a heavy year | F |
And put to proof his singing | B |
While helpless children standing near | F |
His trust to test were bringing | B |
But glad the more | G |
As soft notes soar | G |
When winds o'er hidden harp strings pour | G |
His song his soul was winging | B |
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His life foretold us that erelong | B |
With faith in God unshaken | H |
Shall all our nation stand in song | B |
And church home school awaken | H |
In Norway's song | B |
In gladness' song | B |
In glory of the Lord's own song | B |
From life's low squalor taken | H |
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Fair fatherland do not forget | E |
The children of his bower | I |
He poor as is the rosebush yet | E |
Gave gladness till death's hour | I |
With failure's smart | E |
Let not depart | E |
From this thy soil so glad a heart | E |
His garden let it flower | I |
Bjarnstjerne Bjarnson
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