A Wonderful World Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDDEFFE FGFGHHIEEI JKJKLLIMMI| IT 'S a wonderful world when you sum it all up | A |
| And we ought to be glad we are in it | B |
| The fellow who drinks from old Misery's cup | A |
| Gets the goblet of joy the next minute | C |
| In a wonderful way | D |
| In the course of a day | D |
| Strange changes occur as by magic | E |
| There are solemn and sad things | F |
| And joyful and glad things | F |
| And things that are comic and tragic | E |
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| It's a wonderful world full of wonderful things | F |
| No two days alike in their passing | G |
| Some new joy or sorrow the rising sun brings | F |
| Some new charm the former outclassing | G |
| And yesterday's glad | H |
| Are perhaps today's sad | H |
| And yesterday's poor may be wealthy | I |
| Oh the changes are quick | E |
| Even yesterday's sick | E |
| May today or tomorrow be healthy | I |
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| It's a wonderful world for we never can tell | J |
| What for us has the morrow in store | K |
| Things happen as though by some magical spell | J |
| That never have happened before | K |
| And nobody knows | L |
| Or can ever disclose | L |
| What the joy of the future may be | I |
| But of one thing I 'm sure | M |
| Despite all we endure | M |
| 'T will be worth while to hang on and see | I |
Edgar Albert Guest
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