Little Messages Of Joy And Hope Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC D E FFGFGF D H IJIJII K FKFKFFLMLALLLL N OOOO E E EPEPE Q RFFREHHE| Take Heart | A |
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| Take heart again Joy may be lost awhile | B |
| It is not always Spring | C |
| And even now from some far Summer Isle | B |
| Hither the birds may wing | C |
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| II | D |
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| Touchstones | E |
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| Hearts that have cheered us ever night and day | F |
| With words that helped us on the rugged way | F |
| The hard long road of life to whom is due | G |
| More than the heart can ever hope to pay | F |
| Are they not touchstones soul transmuting true | G |
| All thoughts to gold refining thus the clay | F |
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| III | D |
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| Fortune | H |
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| Fortune may pass us by | I |
| Follow her flying feet | J |
| Love all we ask deny | I |
| Never admit defeat | J |
| Take heart again and try | I |
| Never say die | I |
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| IV | - |
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| Be Glad | K |
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| Be glad just for to day | F |
| O heart be glad | K |
| Cast all your cares away | F |
| Doff all that 's sad | K |
| Put of your garments gray | F |
| Be glad to day | F |
| Be merry while you can | L |
| For life is short | M |
| It seemeth but a span | L |
| Before we part | A |
| Let each maid take her man | L |
| And dance while dance she can | L |
| Life's but a little span | L |
| Be merry while you can | L |
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| V | - |
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| Carpe Diem | N |
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| Blow high blow low | O |
| No longer borrow | O |
| Care of tomorrow | O |
| Take joy of life and let care go | O |
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| VI | - |
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| Joy Speaks | E |
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| One with the Heaven above | - |
| Am I its bliss | E |
| Part of its truth and love | - |
| And what God is | E |
| I heal the soul and mind | P |
| I work their cures | E |
| Not Grief that rends Mankind | P |
| But Joy endures | E |
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| VII | - |
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| For The Old | Q |
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| These are the things I pray Heaven send us still | R |
| To blow the ashes of the years away | F |
| Or keep aglow forever 'neath their gray | F |
| The fire that warms when Life's old house grows chill | R |
| First Faith that gazed into our youth's bright eyes | E |
| Courage that helped us onward rain or sun | H |
| Then Hope who captained all our deeds well done | H |
| And last the dream of Love that never dies | E |
Madison Julius Cawein
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