A Vow-day Flower Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFAG HIAI JFJF| POVERTY CHASTITY OBEDIENCE | A |
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| Three little leaves like shamrock | B |
| And the trefoil's love lit eyes | C |
| Whether it takes the sunshine | D |
| Or the shadows from the skies | C |
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| And richer than rose or lily | E |
| Is the flower he wears today | F |
| With triune bloom and fragrance | A |
| From earth to heaven alway | G |
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| Poverty is the low leaf | H |
| And one is chastely white | I |
| And the red love of obedience | A |
| Goes up to God a light | I |
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| Grow good flower and keep him | J |
| Who wears your bloom today | F |
| Shadow and sunshine bless him | J |
| And the trefoil's heavenward way | F |
Michael Earls
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