The Host Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEDFGG HIHIJJ KLKLMNI never could imagine God | A |
I don't suppose I ever will | B |
Beside His altar fire I nod | A |
With senile drowsiness but still | B |
In old of age as sight grows dim | C |
I have a sense of Him | C |
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For when I count my sum of days | D |
I find so many sweet and good | E |
My mind is full of peace and praise | D |
My heart aglow with gratitude | F |
For my long living in the sun | G |
I want to thank someone | G |
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Someone who has been kind to me | H |
Some power within if not on high | I |
Who shaped my gentle destiny | H |
And led me pleasant pastures by | I |
Who taught me whether gay or grave | J |
To love the life He gave | J |
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A Host of charity and cheer | K |
Within a Tavern warm and bright | L |
Who smiles and bids me have no fear | K |
As forth I fare into the night | L |
From whom I beg no Heav'n but bless | M |
For earthly happiness | N |
Robert William Service
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