A Birth-night Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDD EFEFGH IJIJKK LMLMNN| The Child is rocked on Mary's knee | A |
| Cold in the stall this bitter night | B |
| And 'Lullalay loo ' soft singeth she | A |
| 'My little Boy and Heaven's Delight ' | C |
| When singing stars went up the sky | D |
| The Prince of Peace oped a sweet eye | D |
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| His Highness now how small He lies | E |
| He to be God and Very God | F |
| A Jacob's ladder spans the skies | E |
| Whereof each rung is angel trod | F |
| And all their carols are of Peace | G |
| Though the sick world hath little ease | H |
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| Come in poor war worn folk and rest | I |
| Kneel where the sinless creatures kneel | J |
| The Babe snugged warm in Mother's breast | I |
| He is your Wound Wort your All Heal | J |
| Balsam for hurts that throb and smart | K |
| Small Rose of Love on Mary's heart | K |
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| Shut close within His hand so small | L |
| The sick heart's medicine not a sword | M |
| Come in come in sad people all | L |
| Here is your ancient peace restored | M |
| 'Lullalay loo ' sings Mary mild | N |
| Kissing her God her Lamb her Child | N |
Katharine Tynan
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