Cheer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHJEFE KLILCEME| It's a mighty good world so it is dear lass | A |
| When even the worst is said | B |
| There's a smile and a tear a sigh and a cheer | C |
| But better be living than dead | B |
| A joy and a pain a loss and a gain | D |
| There's honey and may be some gall | E |
| Yet still I declare foul weather or fair | F |
| It's a mighty good world after all | E |
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| For look lass at night when I break from the fight | G |
| My Kingdom's awaiting for me | H |
| There's comfort and rest and the warmth of your breast | I |
| And little ones climbing my knee | H |
| There's fire light and song Oh the world may be wrong | J |
| Its empires may topple and fall | E |
| My home is my care if gladness be there | F |
| It's a mighty good world after all | E |
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| O heart of pure gold I have made you a fold | K |
| It's sheltered sun fondled and warm | L |
| O little ones rest I have fashioned a nest | I |
| Sleep on you are safe from the storm | L |
| For there's no foe like fear and there's no friend like cheer | C |
| And sunshine will flash at our call | E |
| So crown Love as King and let us all sing | M |
| It's a mighty good world after all | E |
Robert William Service
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