A Parting Hymn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCBA BDBDEEDB FGFGBBGF BHBHDIHB| Father in Heaven to thee | A |
| Guardian and friend | B |
| Lowly the suppliant knee | A |
| Here would we bend | B |
| Blessing thee ere we part | C |
| Each with a grateful heart | C |
| For all thy love doth send | B |
| Plenteous and free | A |
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| Thanks for thy hand outspread | B |
| Ever in power | D |
| O'er each defenceless head | B |
| In danger's hour | D |
| Thanks for the light arid love | E |
| From thy full fount above | E |
| A rich and constant shower | D |
| O'er us still shed | B |
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| Go thou with us we pray | F |
| Whom duties call | G |
| To our high tasks away | F |
| Each one and all | G |
| Go with thy Spirit's might | B |
| Go with thy Gospel's light | B |
| Whatever may befall | G |
| With us alway | F |
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| Now let thy blessing rest | B |
| On us anew | H |
| Brother and friend and guest | B |
| Tried ones and true | H |
| Till all Our pirtings o'er | D |
| Meeting to part no more | I |
| In Heaven we renew | H |
| Friendships so blest | B |
Pamela S. Vining, (j. C. Yule)
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