Little Minnie Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFGF HEIE JAKA LMNO PDID DAKA| Is it well with the child and she answered it is well | A |
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| If earth's weariness for rest is changed | B |
| Rest on the far off shore | C |
| If earth's sighing's changed for singing | D |
| Psalms of praise for evermore | C |
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| And the bed of pain for roaming free | E |
| Beneath the living trees | F |
| Whose leaves of healing wither not | G |
| In any earthly breeze | F |
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| And to mix with those who robed and crowned | H |
| Walk by the crystal sea | E |
| To gather with the other lambs | I |
| Beside the Saviour's knee | E |
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| We will keenly miss our absent child | J |
| Lonely tears our loss will tell | A |
| But His voice says It is well with her | K |
| We answer It is well | A |
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| It is well to know that safely home | L |
| Is this our dearest one | M |
| To know she's with the children fair | N |
| Gathered around the throne | O |
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| 'Tis no light thing that God has stooped | P |
| Our dear one home to bring | D |
| From weariness and painfulness | I |
| To the presence of the King | D |
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| Let weeping and rejoicing | D |
| Mingled our sorrow tell | A |
| We are lonely oh our Father | K |
| But Thou knowest it is well | A |
Nora Pembroke (margaret Moran Dixon Mcdougall)
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