The Trust Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCB AADDA EEFFE GGHIG| To you O S r Ther se of Lisieux | A |
| Fresh as a morning rose in morning dew | B |
| We give our men in keeping | C |
| Watch them waking watch them sleeping | C |
| Lest our hearts should break O keep trust and be true | B |
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| The old saints are beset with many prayers | A |
| The knees of centuries have worn their stairs | A |
| But you O little nun | D |
| Heaven's youngest littlest one | D |
| You are strong to lift our burdens and our cares | A |
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| Your childish hands have roses pink and pale | E |
| That climb the trellises of Heaven and trail | E |
| Shake your roses down before them | F |
| Your dear heart be sorry for them | F |
| Keep them safe within the shadow of your veil | E |
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| You lift hands for France O lift them heaven high | G |
| For those who fight with France who bleed and die | G |
| Pluck the robe of Heaven O Dear | H |
| So the Heart of Heaven may hear | I |
| That never yet was hardened to your cry | G |
Katharine Tynan
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