Take No Thought For The Morrow. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGH IJKJ LMNO PQRQ S| Take no thought for the morrow the Saviour hath said | A |
| And he spake as ne'er man spake before | B |
| He carried our sorrows was acquainted with grief | C |
| And knew well what the heart could endure | D |
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| Let the morrow take care for the things of itself | E |
| And not by its weight crush thee down | F |
| Sufficient to day is the evil thereof | G |
| Let the ills of to morrow alone | H |
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| Neither boast of to morrow for what is thy life | I |
| But a vapor that floateth away | J |
| Like a tale quickly told or a dream of the night | K |
| That departs at the breaking of day | J |
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| Be not like the man who once said in his heart | L |
| I have goods that are laid by for years | M |
| But scarce had he planned how they best might be stored | N |
| When he dies and leaves all to his heirs | O |
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| Neither dread then nor boast of to morrow my soul | P |
| But make most of the time that's now given | Q |
| Be the ground well prepared with good seed sown thereon | R |
| And 'twill yield a rich harvest in heaven | Q |
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| Jan | S |
Mary Ann H. T. Bigelow
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