To Mr. C.r Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FBAB GHIH BJBJ KLBL DABA BDMD MNIN DOPO QRDR STUV SWXW YZA2Z A2DA2D B2| FOR MANY YEARS DEPRIVED OF SIGHT | A |
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| They say the sun is shining | B |
| In all his splendor now | C |
| And clouds in graceful drapery | D |
| Are sailing to an fro | E |
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| That birds of brilliant plumage | F |
| Are soaring on the wing | B |
| Exulting in the daylight | A |
| Rejoicing as they sing | B |
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| They tell me too that roses | G |
| E'en in my pathway lie | H |
| And decked in rich apparel | I |
| Attract the passers by | H |
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| They say the sun when setting | B |
| Is glorious to behold | J |
| And sheds on all at parting | B |
| A radiant crown of gold | J |
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| And then the night's pale empress | K |
| With all her glittering train | L |
| The vacant throne ascending | B |
| Resumes her peaceful reign | L |
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| That she in queenly beauty | D |
| Subdued yet silvery light | A |
| Makes scarcely less enchanting | B |
| Than day the sober night | A |
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| But sights like these so cheering | B |
| Alas I cannot see | D |
| The daylight and the darkness | M |
| Are both alike to me | D |
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| Yet there's a world above us | M |
| So beautiful and fair | N |
| That nothing here can equal | I |
| And nought with it compare | N |
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| There in a blaze of glory | D |
| Amidst a countless throng | O |
| The Saviour smiles complacent | P |
| While listening to their song | O |
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| Ten thousand times ten thousand | Q |
| Their cheerful voices raise | R |
| While golden harps in harmony | D |
| Are tuned to sound the praise | R |
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| Of Him the blest deliverer | S |
| Who conquered when he fell | T |
| The man of many sorrows | U |
| The Great Immanuel | V |
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| But stop I dare not venture | S |
| Too far on holy ground | W |
| Its heights are too exalted | X |
| Its depths are too profound | W |
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| Yet may I be permitted | Y |
| When this brief life is past | Z |
| The hope in yon bright heaven | A2 |
| To find my home at last | Z |
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| When cleansed from all pollution | A2 |
| From sin and sorrow free | D |
| I with unclouded vision | A2 |
| My Saviour God may see | D |
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| Brooklyn May | B2 |
Mary Ann H. T. Bigelow
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