The World Is Full Of Kindness Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD ABABEEEE ABABFGHG ABABAIAIThe World is full of kindness | A |
And not the poor alone | B |
We Christians in our blindness | A |
Bow down to hearts of stone | B |
The clever bitter cynic | C |
Whose poisoned soul is dead | D |
And like the rotten clinic | C |
Raves helpless on his bed | D |
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The world is full of kindness | A |
But not the White alone | B |
The heathen in his blindness | A |
Bows down to wood and stone | B |
But all men are his brothers | E |
In spite of all the Powers | E |
And the things he does for others | E |
Shew whiter souls than ours | E |
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The world is full of kindness | A |
But not the Lean alone | B |
The Fat man in his blindness | A |
Bows down and not to stone | B |
But when a friend s in trouble | F |
And an honest friend at that | G |
Then I d turn to the Fat man | H |
In spite of all his fat | G |
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The world is full of kindness | A |
If it is let alone | B |
And men s hearts in their blindness | A |
Are neither ice nor stone | B |
In spite of all pretences | A |
We get it from Above | I |
In spite of all defences | A |
Red blood kind hearts and love | I |
Henry Lawson
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