My Will Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEGHIHI JKLMCNCN OEOEPQPQ

I've made my Will I don't believeA
In luxury and wealthB
And to those loving ones who grieveA
My age and frailing healthB
I give the meed to soothe their waysC
That they may happy beD
And pass serenely all their daysC
In snug securityD
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That duty done I leave behindE
The all I have to giveF
To crippled children and the blindE
Who lamentably liveG
Hoping my withered hand may freightH
To happiness a fewI
Poor innocents whom cruel fateH
Has cheated of their dueI
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A am no grey philanthropistJ
Too humble is my lotK
Yet how I'm glad to give the gristL
My singing mill has broughtM
For I have had such lyric daysC
So rich so full so sweetN
That I with gratitude and praiseC
Would make my life completeN
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I'VE MADE MY WILL now near the endO
At peace with all mankindE
To children lame I would be friendO
And brother to the blindE
And if there be a God I prayP
He bless my last bequestQ
And in His love and pity sayP
Good servant restQ

Robert William Service



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