Kindness Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DEDE FGFG HHHH| Kindness soothes the bitter anguish | A |
| Kindness wipes the falling tear | B |
| Kindness cheers us when we languish | A |
| Kindness makes a friend more dear | C |
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| Kindness turns a pain to pleasure | D |
| Kindness softens every woe | E |
| Kindness is the greatest treasure | D |
| That frail man enjoys below | E |
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| Then how can I so frail a being | F |
| Hope thy kindness to repay | G |
| My great weakness plainly seeing | F |
| Seeing plainer every day | G |
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| Oh I never can repay thee | H |
| That I but too plainly see | H |
| But I trust thou wilt forgive me | H |
| For the love I bear to thee | H |
Eliza Paul Kirkbride Gurney
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