Brain Engravings Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCC DDEE FFGG HHIJ KKLL MMNN| Brain Engravings | A |
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| Great wonder is the human brain | B |
| How it impressions doth retain | B |
| Inscribed on it are autographs | C |
| And there is also photographs | C |
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| And every hill and plain and nook | D |
| It is deep graven in this book | D |
| A great variety here belongs | E |
| Snatches of sermons and of songs | E |
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| Here you'll find are numerous themes | F |
| Both mighty thoughts and foolish dreams | F |
| Here love and hope so bright and fair | G |
| There hate and doubt and dark despair | G |
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| And here is too the bower of bliss | H |
| Where youthful lovers first did kiss | H |
| Here are memories of childhood | I |
| And of old ages thoughtful mood | J |
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| View well the whole 'tis a strange sight | K |
| Both of suffering and delight | K |
| You see the parting with old friend | L |
| And where new hearts with yours do blend | L |
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| Greatest blessing hope of heaven | M |
| For our comfort it is given | M |
| Indented deep in mind of wise | N |
| Are glories of the heavenly prize | N |
James Mcintyre
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