Famine And Harvest Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC DEDE FGFG HIHI GGGG| Plymouth Plantation | A |
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| The strong and the tender | B |
| The young and the old | C |
| Unto Death we must render | B |
| Our silver our gold | C |
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| To break their long sleeping | D |
| No voice may avail | E |
| They hear not our weeping | D |
| Our famished love's wail | E |
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| Yea those whom we cherish | F |
| Depart day by day | G |
| Soon we too shall perish | F |
| And crumble to clay | G |
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| And the vine and the berry | H |
| Above us will bloom | I |
| The wind shall make merry | H |
| While we lie in gloom | I |
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| Fear not Though thou starvest | G |
| Provision is made | G |
| God gathers His harvest | G |
| When our hopes fade | G |
George Parsons Lathrop
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