Yes, The Weary Earth Shall Brighten Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGH IJKJLMLM| Yes the weary earth shall brighten | A |
| Brighten in the perfect day | B |
| And the fields that now but whiten | A |
| Golden glow beneath the ray | B |
| Slowly swelling in her bosom | C |
| Long the precious seed has lain | D |
| Soon shall come the perfect blossom | C |
| Soon the rich abundant grain | D |
| - | |
| Long has been the night of weeping | E |
| But the morning dawns at length | F |
| And the misty heights o'ersweeping | E |
| Lo the sun comes forth in strength | F |
| Down the slopes of ancient mountains | G |
| Over plain and vale and stream | H |
| Flood and field and sparkling fountains | G |
| Speeds the warm rejoicing beam | H |
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| Think not God can fail His promise | I |
| Think not Christ can be denied | J |
| He shall see His spirit's travail | K |
| He shall yet be satisfied | J |
| Soon the Harvest home of angels | L |
| Shall resound from shore to shore | M |
| And amid Earth's glad evangels | L |
| Christ shall reign for evermore | M |
Pamela S. Vining, (j. C. Yule)
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