The American Consummation Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHJDCD DKLKDDDD DHDHDDDD| The day of War is over | A |
| When to please a Prince alone | B |
| A thousand slaughtered wretches | C |
| Were to the eagles thrown | B |
| There is gloom upon its glory | D |
| There is rust upon its sword | E |
| For the day of Peace is dawning | F |
| In the coming of the Lord | E |
| - | |
| Arise in Christian manhood | G |
| And join the joyous throng | H |
| With Jesus in your music | I |
| And His mercy in your song | H |
| For His blood hath been the ransom | J |
| For the World for you for me | D |
| And His love o'erflows the mountains | C |
| In an everlasting sea | D |
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| For the Christ who rose in glory | D |
| Shall return to earth the same | K |
| And the warring hosts shall vanish | L |
| At the voicing of His name | K |
| And the stars shall flash new splendors | D |
| At the fulness of His grace | D |
| For the Heavens reflect His glory | D |
| And the Earth shall show His face | D |
| - | |
| Then with Mercy in the mighty | D |
| And forgiveness in the strong | H |
| The meek shall be our judges | D |
| And the Right shall rule the Wrong | H |
| And with one acclaim all peoples | D |
| Will the Love of Jesus praise | D |
| And their Glory Hallelujahs | D |
| Shall fill the happy days | D |
A. H. Laidlaw
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