Unfortunate Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC ADEF GHIH JKGL MNOP QRQR SBSB| Fold her hands upon her breast | A |
| And let her sweetly sleep | B |
| She has found a perfect rest | A |
| Beneath her winding sheet | C |
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| Her weary limbs are now at rest | A |
| And free from toil and pain | D |
| Her weary soul from earth has left | E |
| But in Heaven lives again | F |
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| Death has closed her mild blue eyes | G |
| That once was full of mirth | H |
| Her lovely form once full of life | I |
| Will now return to earth | H |
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| Touch her gently let her lie | J |
| This forsaken girl forlorn | K |
| Tears may fall from strangers' eyes | G |
| O'er her silent form | L |
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| She was a poor erring girl | M |
| A wanderer alone | N |
| Friends she had none in this world | O |
| Nor a place she could call home | P |
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| She's found a home bright and fair | Q |
| In that world above | R |
| Angels dwell together there | Q |
| In perfect peace and love | R |
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| Place her gently in her grave | S |
| And let her sweetly sleep | B |
| Judge her not for he who gave | S |
| Her life her soul will keep | B |
Julia Ann Moore
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