Little Libbie Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDF GCGH IJKA LMNM OPOP QRSR TUVU WXYX| One more little spirit to Heaven has flown | A |
| To dwell in that mansion above | B |
| Where dear little angels together roam | C |
| In God's everlasting love | B |
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| One little flower has withered and died | D |
| A bud near ready to bloom | E |
| Its life on earth is marked with pride | D |
| Oh sad it should die so soon | F |
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| Sweet little Libbie that precious flower | G |
| Was a pride in her parents' home | C |
| They miss their little girl every hour | G |
| Those friends that are left to mourn | H |
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| Her sweet silvery voice no more is heard | I |
| In the home where she once roamed | J |
| Her place is vacant around the hearth | K |
| Where her friends are mourning lone | A |
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| They are mourning the loss of a little girl | L |
| With black eyes and auburn hair | M |
| She was a treasure to them in this world | N |
| This beautiful child so fair | M |
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| One morning in April a short time ago | O |
| Libbie was active and gay | P |
| Her Saviour called her she had to go | O |
| E're the close of that pleasant day | P |
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| While eating dinner this dear little child | Q |
| Was choked on a piece of beef | R |
| Doctors came tried their skill awhile | S |
| But none could give relief | R |
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| She was ten years of age I am told | T |
| And in school stood very high | U |
| Her little form now the earth enfolds | V |
| In her embrace it must ever lie | U |
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| Her friends and schoolmates will not forget | W |
| Little Libbie that is no more | X |
| She is waiting on the shining step | Y |
| To welcome home friends once more | X |
Julia Ann Moore
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