Teaching From The Stars Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC ADADEE FBFBAA GHGGII FBFBJJ KLKLMStars that on your wondrous way | A |
Travel through the evening sky | B |
Is there nothing you can say | A |
To such a little child as I | B |
Tell me for I long to know | C |
Who has made you sparkle so | C |
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Yes methinks I hear you say | A |
'Child of mortal race attend | D |
While we run our wondrous way | A |
Listen we would be your friend | D |
Teaching you that name Divine | E |
By whose mighty word we shine | E |
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'Child as truly as we roll | F |
Through the dark and distant sky | B |
You have an immortal soul | F |
Born to live when we shall die | B |
Suns and planets pass away | A |
Spirits never can decay | A |
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'When some thousand years at most | G |
All their little time have spent | H |
One by one our sparkling host | G |
Shall forsake the firmament | G |
We shall from our glory fall | I |
You must live beyond us all | I |
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'Yes and God who bade us roll | F |
God who hung us in the sky | B |
Stoops to watch an infant's soul | F |
With a condescending eye | B |
And esteems it dearer far | J |
More in value than a star | J |
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'Oh then while your breath is given | K |
Let it rise in fervant prayer | L |
And beseech the God of heaven | K |
To receive your spirit there | L |
Like a living star to blaze | M |
Ever to your Saviour's praise ' | - |
Jane Taylor
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