Good-by'god Bless You! Poem Rhyme Scheme

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I like the Anglo Saxon speech	A
With its direct revealings	B
It takes a hold and seems to reach	A
'Way down into your feelings	B
That some folk deem it rude I know	C
And therefore they abuse it	D
But I have never found it so	C
Before all else I choose it	D
I don't object that men should air	E
The Gallic they have paid for	F
With Au revoir Adieu ma chere	F
For that's what French was made for	F
But when a crony takes your hand	G
At parting to address you	H
He drops all foreign lingo and	I
He says Good by God bless you	H
	-
This seems to me a sacred phrase	B
With reverence impassioned	I
A thing come down from righteous days	B
Quaintly but nobly fashioned	I
It well becomes an honest face	B
A voice that's round and cheerful	J
It stays the sturdy in his place	B
And soothes the weak and fearful	J
Into the porches of the ears	B
It steals with subtle unction	C
And in your heart of hearts appears	B
To work its gracious function	C
And all day long with pleasing song	K
It lingers to caress you	H
I'm sure no human heart goes wrong	K
That's told Good by God bless you	H
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I love the words perhaps because	B
When I was leaving Mother	F
Standing at last in solemn pause	B
We looked at one another	F
And I I saw in Mother's eyes	B
The love she could not tell me	L
A love eternal as the skies	B
Whatever fate befell me	L
She put her arms about my neck	M
And soothed the pain of leaving	N
And though her heart was like to break	O
She spoke no word of grieving	N
She let no tear bedim her eye	P
For fear that might distress me	L
But kissing me she said good by	P
And asked our God to bless me	L

Eugene Field

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