The Simple Toilers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD BEBEFGFG| JUST to do the little things | A |
| And do them well from day to day | B |
| Enough of satisfaction brings | A |
| To those who tread the simple way | B |
| To make the striving here worth while | C |
| They do not ask for glories great | D |
| They're happy with the rank and file | C |
| And are content to work and wait | D |
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| They seek their homes at close of day | B |
| And there find happiness and rest | E |
| They watch their little children play | B |
| And out of life they draw the best | E |
| All unafraid they view the sun | F |
| Sink out of sight and night descend | G |
| They miss the cares when day is done | F |
| The sleepless hours that fame attend | G |
Edgar Albert Guest
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