Hope Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACD BEEBFF GHHGII JKKJLL MNNMEE OPPOQQWhen man from pure perfection fell | A |
And bathed his life in grief and woe | B |
His angel heart had overthrow | B |
From all the joys he loved so well | A |
And only Hope of all the host | C |
Remained to comfort him when lost | D |
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And when the other passions throw | B |
Their phantoms in the arms of death | E |
And pour their last remaining breath | E |
Within the dismal haunts of woe | B |
Then Hope alone of all remains | F |
To soothe our sorrows and our pains | F |
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Hope makes the fearful millions brave | G |
The helpless and the weary strong | H |
Gives courage to the fainting throng | H |
And whispers freedom to the slave | G |
And unto each where'er he lives | I |
Unceasing cause to struggle gives | I |
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In heavy hours of ghostly gloom | J |
When raging billows dash and beat | K |
Around the weak and weary feet | K |
Which tremble on the yawning tomb | J |
The harp of Hope divinely sings | L |
Exalted songs of better things | L |
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It lifts the gaze of mortal eyes | M |
Above the desert and the dearth | N |
Above the barren fields of earth | N |
Unto the promise of the skies | M |
And to the last expiring breath | E |
Gives comfort in the hour of death | E |
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O sacred light of human life | O |
Eternal star of Heaven's love | P |
Thy brightness ever shines above | P |
The darkest hours of woe and strife | O |
To raise our souls above the sod | Q |
Into the holy home of God | Q |
Freeman E. Miller
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