A Christmas Greeting Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACAC DEDEFGFG HIHICJCJ KLKLHDHDHere's to you little mother | A |
With your boy so far away | B |
May the joy of service smother | A |
All your grief this Christmas day | B |
May the magic of his splendor | A |
Thrill your spirit through and through | C |
And may all that's fine and tender | A |
Make a smiling day for you | C |
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May you never know the sadness | D |
That from day to day you dread | E |
May you never find but gladness | D |
In the Flag that's overhead | E |
May the good God watch above him | F |
As he stands to duty stern | G |
And at last to all who love him | F |
May he have a safe return | G |
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Little mother take the blessing | H |
Of a grateful nation's heart | I |
May the news that is distressing | H |
Never cause your tears to start | I |
May there be no fears to haunt you | C |
And no lonely hours and sad | J |
May your trials never daunt you | C |
But may every day be glad | J |
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Little Mother could I do it | K |
This my Christmas gift would be | L |
That he'd safely battle through it | K |
This to you I'd guarantee | L |
And I'd pledge to you this morning | H |
Joys to banish all your cares | D |
Gifts of gold and silver scorning | H |
I would answer all your prayers | D |
Edgar Albert Guest
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