Acrostic Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDE FFGHHA IIJKKJLM N| For thee my son a mother's earnest prayer | A |
| Rises to Heaven each day from heart sincere | B |
| Anxiously seeking what concerns thee most | C |
| Not merely earthly good for thee she prays | D |
| Knowledge or wealth or fame or length of days | D |
| What shall these profit if the soul be lost | E |
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| In this life we find alternate day and night | F |
| Not always darkness sure not always light | F |
| 'Tis well it should be so we're travellers here | G |
| Home that sweet home the Christian's place of rest | H |
| Rises by faith to view when most distressed | H |
| Oh this life past mayst thou find entrance there | A |
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| Perplexed distressed sick or by friends betrayed | I |
| Beset with snares deprived of human aid | I |
| In all thy sorrows whatsoe'er they be | J |
| Go to the Saviour tell him all thy need | K |
| Entreat his pity he's a friend indeed | K |
| Lay hold by faith on Him and he will succor thee | J |
| Oh do not live for this dull world alone | L |
| When with the Angels thou mayst find a home | M |
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| Jan | N |
Mary Ann H. T. Bigelow
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