I Will Not Be Comforted Because One Is Not Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDEEFF GGFFHH| There is a gladness over all the earth | A |
| For summer is abroad in breezy mirth | A |
| Nature rejoices and the heavens are glad | B |
| And I alone am desolate and sad | B |
| For I sit mourning by an empty cot | C |
| Refusing comfort because one is not | C |
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| And I will mourn because I am bereaved | D |
| Others have suffered others too have grieved | D |
| Over hopes broken even as mine are broke | E |
| By a swift unexpected bitter stroke | E |
| And I must weep as weeping Jacob prest | F |
| To grieving lips his last ones princely vest | F |
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| You tell me cease weeping to resign | G |
| Unto the Father's a will this will of mine | G |
| You say my lamb is on the Shepherd s breast | F |
| My flower blooms in gardens of the blest | F |
| I know it all I say Thy will be done | H |
| Yet I must mourn for him my son my son | H |
Nora Pembroke (margaret Moran Dixon Mcdougall)
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