Buttercups And Daisies Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAA BBB CCC DDD EFF GGG HHH FFF CCCButtercups and daisies growing everywhere | A |
In the field of clover on the hillside fair | A |
And in lovely valley tilled with greatest care | A |
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Naught but weeds and rubbish in the farmer's eyes | B |
Drawing off the nurture from the grain they prize | B |
And their great luxuriance sore their patience tries | B |
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But the dews of heaven give them richest bloom | C |
And their smiling beauty drives away our gloom | C |
For such little beauties surely there is room | C |
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In this world of sorrow flowers ne'er bloom in vain | D |
Though they in their blooming sap the golden grain | D |
And drink in the moisture of the latter rain | D |
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For our Heavenly Father deemed it wise and good | E |
To diffuse this beauty with the grain for food | F |
And this wise arrangement He has never rued | F |
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Teaching us this lesson we are slow to learn | G |
Man lives not for eating nor for duties stern | G |
But to serve God's pleasure then to Him return | G |
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Room for joy is given and for purest bliss | H |
And we may all find them in a world like this | H |
If our aims are sordid all this gold we miss | H |
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But if we are faithful and to God inclined | F |
Seeing Him in nature and of heavenly mind | F |
Aiming to be like Him and by grace refined | F |
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We shall live forever where there is no gloom | C |
Though the path to glory leadeth through the tomb | C |
But a moment's darkness flowers that ever bloom | C |
Joseph Horatio Chant
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