Bountiful Rain Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EEEEEFEF GHGHIJIJBountiful rain we have yearned for you prayed for you | A |
When thro' the drought days ill visions had scope | B |
Thankfulness vast in the past we displayed for you | A |
When you have come at the end of our hope | B |
Now you have come is our subsequent attitude | C |
Smacking of gracelessness far from the mind | D |
Is there a tinge of reproach in our gratitude | C |
If we suggest that you can be too kind | D |
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Farmland and forest have known your munificence | E |
Sweet tender green springs anew in the fields | E |
Meekly and meetly we hail your beneficence | E |
Dreaming again fresh glorious yields | E |
Bountiful rain of your bounty give ear to us | E |
Yet deem us not for your bounty unfit | F |
If we remark that just now you appear to us | E |
Well overdoing it just a wee bit | F |
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The forest's aweep but the rain is still falling | G |
The farmlands are soaking the paddocks awash | H |
The swollen hill creeks thro' their gullies go brawling | G |
And down thro' the cowyard the dairymen slosh | H |
Shade of old Noah and all his zoology | I |
Bountiful rain Now the drought threat has ceased | J |
Might we suggest with an abject apology | I |
More than enough is as good as a feast | J |
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
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