Sonnet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCADEEDFGHHGF| Each human life with mysteries is replete | A |
| They press upon us in its early dawn | B |
| And multiply apace as years roll on | C |
| And at each turn we must their problems meet | A |
| Reason is blind and fails their end to see | D |
| Misjudges God and gathers only woe | E |
| And from this spring much turbid waters flow | E |
| Only the pure in heart from doubt are free | D |
| They read aright the writing on the wall | F |
| Which solves the problems of our earthly lot | G |
| To them God draws aside the veil and shows | H |
| The golden threads with which the garment glows | H |
| And why one dwells in palace one in cot | G |
| And how His love is working good to all | F |
Joseph Horatio Chant
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