Buttercups And Daisies Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AAA BBB CCC DDD EFF GGG HHH FFF CCC

Buttercups and daisies growing everywhereA
In the field of clover on the hillside fairA
And in lovely valley tilled with greatest careA
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Naught but weeds and rubbish in the farmer's eyesB
Drawing off the nurture from the grain they prizeB
And their great luxuriance sore their patience triesB
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But the dews of heaven give them richest bloomC
And their smiling beauty drives away our gloomC
For such little beauties surely there is roomC
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In this world of sorrow flowers ne'er bloom in vainD
Though they in their blooming sap the golden grainD
And drink in the moisture of the latter rainD
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For our Heavenly Father deemed it wise and goodE
To diffuse this beauty with the grain for foodF
And this wise arrangement He has never ruedF
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Teaching us this lesson we are slow to learnG
Man lives not for eating nor for duties sternG
But to serve God's pleasure then to Him returnG
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Room for joy is given and for purest blissH
And we may all find them in a world like thisH
If our aims are sordid all this gold we missH
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But if we are faithful and to God inclinedF
Seeing Him in nature and of heavenly mindF
Aiming to be like Him and by grace refinedF
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We shall live forever where there is no gloomC
Though the path to glory leadeth through the tombC
But a moment's darkness flowers that ever bloomC

Joseph Horatio Chant



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