Teaching From The Stars Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC ADADEE FBFBAA GHGGII FBFBJJ KLKLM

Stars that on your wondrous wayA
Travel through the evening skyB
Is there nothing you can sayA
To such a little child as IB
Tell me for I long to knowC
Who has made you sparkle soC
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Yes methinks I hear you sayA
'Child of mortal race attendD
While we run our wondrous wayA
Listen we would be your friendD
Teaching you that name DivineE
By whose mighty word we shineE
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'Child as truly as we rollF
Through the dark and distant skyB
You have an immortal soulF
Born to live when we shall dieB
Suns and planets pass awayA
Spirits never can decayA
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'When some thousand years at mostG
All their little time have spentH
One by one our sparkling hostG
Shall forsake the firmamentG
We shall from our glory fallI
You must live beyond us allI
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'Yes and God who bade us rollF
God who hung us in the skyB
Stoops to watch an infant's soulF
With a condescending eyeB
And esteems it dearer farJ
More in value than a starJ
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'Oh then while your breath is givenK
Let it rise in fervant prayerL
And beseech the God of heavenK
To receive your spirit thereL
Like a living star to blazeM
Ever to your Saviour's praise '-

Jane Taylor



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