To Carlton Berry Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCBBBBB DEDEBB F| KILLED IN AN AEROPLANE ACCIDENT JULY | A |
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| It was Thy will O God And so he died | B |
| For seventeen sweet years he was a child | C |
| Upon whose grace Thy loving kindness smiled | C |
| For he was clean and full of youthful pride | B |
| And when his years drew on then Thou denied | B |
| That he by man's estate should be defiled | B |
| And so Thou call'st him to Thy presence mild | B |
| To be with Thee for ever by Thy side | B |
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| Nor is he dead He lives in three great spheres | D |
| His soul is with Thee in Thy home above | E |
| His influence with friends of former years | D |
| His memory with those he used to love | E |
| He is an emblem of that Trinity | B |
| With whom he lives in happy ecstasy | B |
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| Isle of Grain | F |
Paul Bewsher
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