I Feel That I Am Free Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBCDEDFEGEECHC FIJIKLCLLMKMNCAC KOPOLQEQERCRECSC FISICTET SUL ECC

To me the sky looks bluerA
And the green grass greener stillB
And earth's flowers seem more lovelyC
As they bloom on heath and hillB
There's a beauty breathing round meC
Like a newborn Eden nowD
And forgotten are the furrowsE
Grief has graven on my browD
There is gladness in the sunshineF
As its gold light gilds the treesE
And I hear a voice of musicG
Singing to me in the breezeE
There is in my heart a lightnessE
That seemeth not of meC
For today I've burst from bondageH
And I feel that I am freeC
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Free in the golden sunshineF
Free in the fresh pure airI
Where the flowers of the forestJ
In their wild homes flourish fairI
Free to thought to give expressionK
To sing to dance and showL
That the stern world has not crushed meC
With its weary weight of woeL
Are the years of care and sorrowL
But a dark dream of the pastM
Or this new life but a visionK
That is all too bright to lastM
How exaltingly my spiritN
Flashes forth its newborn gleeC
As amid rejoicing natureA
I can feel that I am freeC
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I have neither friend nor loved oneK
To welcome me nor homeO
And lonely through the wide worldP
As a stranger I must roamO
I know not where tomorrowL
To procure my daily breadQ
And tonight the waving branchesE
Must canopy my headQ
But if I had a palaceE
If of friends a gladsome throngR
If some darling one were near meC
To cheer with love and songR
If I'd riches which were boundlessE
No more joyous could I beC
Than what I am exultingS
In the thought that I am freeC
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Free in the bright glad sunshineF
Free in the fresh pure airI
My heart with gladness throbbingS
And on my brow no careI
There's the blue sky all above meC
Not a prison roof betweenT
And at my feet the flowersE
Nestle in the verdure greenT
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Hark I hear the breezes singingS
'Lift thy heart to God on highU
Who hath brought theee back from sorrowL
To this world of hope and joy '-
And the little nodding flowersE
In a chorus sing to meC
'If God from sin shall free theeC
Then thou shalt indeed be free '-

Owen Suffolk



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