Secret Of Living Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABB CDCD EFGG HIHI JJKK LMLM NOP DDD QQRR SSSS BTBTUU

Life seems so beautifulA
When ignorance is bountifulA
When you keep ignoringB
To you life has no meaningB
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When you set aside ignoranceC
Seeing everything as realityD
Here comes your assuranceC
To know your responsibilityD
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If the way of life can't be predictedE
So on God you need to be addictedF
In life you may failG
Never give up but sailG
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Life is worst many timesH
It's never bread and butterI
Don't worry table turns sometimesH
And it turns from worst to betterI
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Never give ears to what people sayJ
I can tell you they don't know the wayJ
In life sometimes presumeK
Don't complain and don't assumeK
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Sometime it may be really badL
When nothing seems pleasantM
Hey cobber don't be sadL
But always be valiantM
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Sometimes you maybe filled with fearsN
Always note that God hearsO
Surely he will wipe away your tearsP
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The situations around you don't seeD
You will be freeD
If only you agreeD
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In life if you need successQ
You need to give God accessQ
In your heart to containR
Cause that's where he pertainR
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Sometimes it may seems hellS
Cause maybe you fellS
You must not tellS
Just know with God is wellS
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In all you're gettingB
Get wisdomT
If you are forgettingB
Never forget the kingdomT
For there lies your treasuresU
With pleasant pleasuresU

Edith Nornubari
(C) All Rights Reserved. Poem Submitted on 05/02/2026

Poet's note: An encouragement on my daily life and a reminder that with God everything is possible.




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