Comfort Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBCDCD ECECFGHG CIJIKLKL| Say You've struck a heap of trouble | A |
| Bust in business lost your wife | B |
| No one cares a cent about you | C |
| You don't care a cent for life | B |
| Hard luck has of hope bereft you | C |
| Health is failing wish you'd die | D |
| Why you've still the sunshine left you | C |
| And the big blue sky | D |
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| Sky so blue it makes you wonder | E |
| If it's heaven shining through | C |
| Earth so smiling 'way out yonder | E |
| Sun so bright it dazzles you | C |
| Birds a singing flowers a flinging | F |
| All their fragrance on the breeze | G |
| Dancing shadows green still meadows | H |
| Don't you mope you've still got these | G |
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| These and none can take them from you | C |
| These and none can weigh their worth | I |
| What you're tired and broke and beaten | J |
| Why you're rich you've got the earth | I |
| Yes if you're a tramp in tatters | K |
| While the blue sky bends above | L |
| You've got nearly all that matters | K |
| You've got God and God is love | L |
Robert Service
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