To A Sister Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCE FGFH IJIJ KLML NONO| A fresh young voice that sings to me | A |
| So often many a simple thing | B |
| Should surely not unanswered be | A |
| By all that I can sing | B |
| - | |
| Dear voice be happy every way | C |
| A thousand changing tones among | D |
| From little child's unfinished lay | C |
| To angel's perfect song | E |
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| In dewy woods fair soft and green | F |
| Like morning woods are childhood's bower | G |
| Be like the voice of brook unseen | F |
| Among the stones and flowers | H |
| - | |
| A joyful voice though born so low | I |
| And making all its neighbours glad | J |
| Sweet hidden constant in its flow | I |
| Even when the winds are sad | J |
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| So strengthen in a peaceful home | K |
| And daily deeper meanings bear | L |
| And when life's wildernesses come | M |
| Be brave and faithful there | L |
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| Try all the glorious magic range | N |
| Worship forgive console rejoice | O |
| Until the last and sweetest change | N |
| So live and grow dear voice | O |
George Macdonald
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