To Charles Lloyd Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNBOOPQR ST U| A stranger and alone I past those scenes | A |
| We past so late together and my heart | B |
| Felt something like desertion when I look'd | C |
| Around me and the well known voice of friend | D |
| Was absent and the cordial look was there | E |
| No more to smile on me I thought on Lloyd | F |
| All he had been to me And now I go | G |
| Again to mingle with a world impure | H |
| With men who make a mock of holy things | I |
| Mistaken and of man's best hope think scorn | J |
| The world does much to warp the heart of man | K |
| And I may sometimes join its ideot laugh | L |
| Of this I now complain not Deal with me | M |
| Omniscient Father as thou judgest best | N |
| And in thy season tender thou my heart | B |
| I pray not for myself I pray for him | O |
| Whose soul is sore perplex'd shine thou on him | O |
| Father of Lights and in the difficult paths | P |
| Make plain his way before him His own thoughts | Q |
| May he not think his own ends not pursue | R |
| So shall he best perform thy will on earth | S |
| Greatest and Best thy will be ever ours | T |
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| August | U |
Charles Lamb
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