Comfort Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDC EEFGGF HHIJJI FFKJJK GGLMML NNJOOJ

Once through an autumn woodA
I roamed in tearful moodB
By grief dismayed doubting and ill at easeC
When from a leafless oakD
Methought low murmurs brokeD
Complaining accents as of words like theseC
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Incline thy mighty earE
Great Mother Earth and hearE
How I thy child am sorely vexed and tossedF
No one to heed my moanG
I shudder here aloneG
With my destroyers wind and snow and frostF
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Then low and unawareH
This answer cleaved the airH
This tender answer Doubting one be stillI
Oh trust to me and knowJ
The wind the frost the snowJ
Are but my servants sent to do my willI
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For the destroyer frostF
His labor is not lostF
Rid thee he shall of many noisome thingsK
And thou shalt praise the snowJ
When drinking far belowJ
Refreshment sweet from overflowing springsK
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My child thou'rt not aloneG
I love thee hear thy moanG
But winds that fret thee only causeth theeL
To more securely standM
More firmly clasp my handM
And soaring upward closer cling to meL
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Then from my burdened heartN
The shadows did departN
Then said I softly winds of sorrow blowJ
So I but closer clingO
To thee my Lord my KingO
Who loves me even me so weak and lowJ

Marietta Holley



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