Bird Sent By Providence Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EFDD DDGH| A poor man stood beside his door | A |
| His sad fate for to deplore | A |
| For landlord's heart would not relent | B |
| And seized his furniture for rent | B |
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| He hears song sweet as from fairy | C |
| And soon he sees a canary | C |
| Into his cage it did alight | D |
| And poured forth notes sweet and bright | D |
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| But owner of the bird did mourn | E |
| And sadly longed for its return | F |
| Without it she found no delight | D |
| So she did landlord's bill requite | D |
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| The poor man thinks the bird was sent | D |
| By the Lord to pay up his rent | D |
| And he now stout maintains from thence | G |
| That there is a kind Providence | H |
James Mcintyre
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