A Little Prayer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEDEFF GHGHIILet us be thankful Lord for little things | A |
The song of birds the rapture of the rose | B |
Cloud dappled skies the laugh of limpid springs | A |
Drowned sunbeams and the perfume April blows | B |
Bronze wheat a shimmer purple shade of trees | C |
Let us be thankful Lord of Life for these | C |
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Let us be praiseful Sire for simple sights | D |
The blue smoke curling from a fire of peat | E |
Keen stars a frolicking on frosty nights | D |
Prismatic pigeons strutting in a street | E |
Daisies dew diamonded in smiling sward | F |
For simple sights let us be praiseful Lord | F |
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Let us be grateful God for health serene | G |
The hope to do a kindly deed each day | H |
The faith of fellowship a conscience clean | G |
The will to worship and the gift to pray | H |
For all of worth in us of You a part | I |
Let us be grateful God with humble heart | I |
Robert William Service
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