The Long View Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BB CC DD EEFF GG| Some day of days Some dawning yet to be | A |
| I shall be clothed with immortality | A |
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| And in that day I shall not greatly care | B |
| That Jane spilt candle grease upon the stair | B |
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| It will not grieve me then as once it did | C |
| That careless hands have chipped my teapot lid | C |
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| I groan being burdened But in that glad day | D |
| I shall forget vexations of the way | D |
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| That needs were often great when means were small | E |
| Will not perplex me any more at all | E |
| A few short years at most it may be less | F |
| I shall have done with earthly storm and stress | F |
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| So for this day I lay me at Thy feet | G |
| O keep me sweet my Master Keep me sweet | G |
Fay Inchfawn
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