Pleasant Prophecies Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFG HIJI KLML NONO| A day of gladness yet will dawn | A |
| Though when I cannot say | B |
| Perhaps it may be Thursday week | C |
| Perhaps some other day | B |
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| When man freed from the bond of clothes | D |
| And needing no more food | E |
| Shall never pull his neighbour's nose | F |
| But be extremely good | G |
| - | |
| When Love and Nobleness shall live | H |
| Next door to Truth and Right | I |
| While Reverence shall rent a room | J |
| Upon the second flight | I |
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| And wishes shall be horses then | K |
| And beggars shall be kings | L |
| And all the people shall admire | M |
| This pleasant state of things | L |
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| But if it seems a mystery | N |
| And you're inclined to doubt it | O |
| Just ask your local poet He | N |
| Will tell you all about it | O |
Robert Fuller Murray
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