For My Grand-daughters, M. And L. - An Acrostic Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFEF GHHII J| Mary and Lily how sweet are those names | A |
| Allied as they are to my heart and my home | B |
| Recalling with freshness the days that are past | C |
| Yielding buds of sweet promise for days yet to come | D |
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| Links are these names to the chain that hath bound | E |
| In fetters my heart to which still they lay claim | F |
| Loved ones and lovely still close by me found | E |
| Years past and time present whose names are the same | F |
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| Enshrined in this bosom is living one now | G |
| Still youthful and truthful and talented too | H |
| Though years have elapsed since she passed from our view | H |
| E'en in Summer midst roses in beauty and bloom | I |
| She faded away and was borne to the tomb | I |
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| Weston March | J |
Mary Ann H. T. Bigelow
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