Grief Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEDFGG AHIHJJ KLMLNN

What though the Eden morns were sweet with songA
Passing all sweetness that our thought can reachB
Crushing its flowers noon's chariot moved alongA
In brightness far transcending mortal speechB
Yet in the twilight shades did God appearC
Oh welcome shadows so that He draw nearC
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Prosperity is flushed with Papal easeD
And grants indulgences to pride of wordE
Robing our soul in pomp and vanitiesD
Ah no fit dwelling for our gentle LordF
Grief rends those draperies of pride and sinG
And so our Lord will deign to enter inG
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Then carefully we curb each thought of wrongA
We walk more softly with more reverent feetH
As in His presence chamber hush our tongueI
And in the holy quiet solemn sweetH
We feel His smile we hear His voice so lowJ
So we can bless Him that He gave us woeJ
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What cares the sailor in the sheltered coveK
For the past peril of the stormy seaL
Dear from grief's storm the haven of His loveM
And so He bringeth us where we would beL
We trust in Him we lean upon His breastN
Who shall make trouble when He giveth restN

Marietta Holley



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