A Day Redeemed Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACBDA EFEFEF| I rose and idly sauntered to the pane | A |
| And on the March bleak mountain bent my look | B |
| And standing there a sad review I took | B |
| Of what the day had brought me What the gain | A |
| To Wisdom's store What holds had Knowledge ta'en | C |
| I mused upon the lightly handled book | B |
| The erring thought and felt a stern rebuke | D |
| Alas alas the day hath been in vain | A |
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| But as I gazed upon the upper blue | E |
| With many a twining jasper ridge up ploughed | F |
| Sudden up soaring swung upon my view | E |
| A molten rolling sunset laden cloud | F |
| My spirit stood and caught its glorious hue | E |
| Not lost the day it leaping cried aloud | F |
W. M. Mackeracher
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