The Bright Side Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAABAAAB CCCDEEED BBBFGGGF| KINDER like to see the bright side | A |
| See the gay and dancing light side | A |
| See the good and decent right side | A |
| Of the worst that happens me | B |
| For the gloomy and the glum side | A |
| And the 'worst is yet to come' side | A |
| And the 'fate is going some' side | A |
| Any pessimist can see | B |
| - | |
| Kinder like to take my troubles | C |
| Come they singly or in doubles | C |
| As a boy does blowing bubbles | C |
| In a hopeful sort of way | D |
| Kinder like to look around them | E |
| Sorter wistful like and sound them | E |
| And eventually surround them | E |
| 'Till once more I 'm feeling gay | D |
| - | |
| Oh this thing that's known as worry | B |
| That brings grouches in a hurry | B |
| From your side will quickly scurry | B |
| If you keep a lifted chin | F |
| If you'll look your worries over | G |
| Something cheerful you'll discover | G |
| You will get one breath of clover | G |
| And once more you'll wear a grin | F |
Edgar Albert Guest
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