Fishers Of Men Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAB B CCDD EEF GGHI JJKK LMBB| Long long ago He said | A |
| He who could wake the dead | A |
| And walk upon the sea | B |
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| 'Come follow Me | B |
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| Leave your brown nets and bring | C |
| Only your hearts to sing | C |
| Only your souls to pray | D |
| Rise come away | D |
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| Shake out your spirit sails | E |
| And brave those wilder gales | E |
| And I will make you then | F |
| Fishers of men ' | - |
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| Was this then what He meant | G |
| Was this His high intent | G |
| After two thousand years | H |
| Of blood and tears | I |
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| God help us if we fight | J |
| For right and not for might | J |
| God help us if we seek | K |
| To shield the weak | K |
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| Then though His heaven be far | L |
| From this blind welter of war | M |
| He'll bless us on the sea | B |
| From Calvary | B |
Alfred Noyes
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