Till The Day Dawn. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBC DEFEG HIJIJ| Why should I weary you dear heart with words | A |
| Words all discordant with a foolish pain | B |
| Thoughts cannot interrupt or prayers do wrong | C |
| And soft and silent as the summer rain | B |
| Mine fall upon your pathway all day long | C |
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| Giving as God gives counting not the cost | D |
| Of broken box or spilled and fragrant oil | E |
| I know that spite of your strong carelessness | F |
| Rest must be sweeter worthier must be toil | E |
| Touched with such mute invisible caress | G |
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| One of these days our weary ways quite trod | H |
| Made free at last and unafraid of men | I |
| I shall draw near and reach to you my hand | J |
| And you Ah well we shall be spirits then | I |
| I think you will be glad and understand | J |
Susan Coolidge (sarah Chauncey Woolsey)
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