The Creeds Of The Bells Poem Rhyme Scheme

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How sweet the chime of the Sabbath bells	A
Each one its creed in music tells	A
In tones that float upon the air	B
As soft as song as sweet as prayer	B
And I will put in simple rhyme	C
The language of the golden chime	C
My happy heart with rapture swells	A
Responsive to the bells sweet bells	A
'Ye purifying waters swell '	D
In mellow tones rang out a bell	E
'Though faith alone in Christ can save	F
Man must be plunged beneath the wave	F
To show the world unfaltering faith	G
In what the Sacred Scripture saith	G
Oh well ye rising water swell '	D
Pealed out the clear toned Baptist bell	E
'O heed the ancient landmarks well '	D
In solemn tones exclaimed a bell	E
'No progress made by mortal man	H
Can change the just eternal plan	H
With God there can be nothing new	I
Ignore the false embrace the true	I
While all is well is well is well '	D
Pealed out the good old Dutch church bell	E
'In deeds of love excel excel '	D
Chimed out from ivied towers a bell	E
'This is the church not built on sands	J
Emblem of one not built with hands	J
Its forms and sacred rites revere	K
Come worship here come worship here	L
Its rituals and faith excel '	D
Chimed out the Episcopalian bell	E
'No faith alone but works as well	E
Must test the soul ' said a soft bell	E
'Come here and cast aside your load	M
And work your way along the road	M
With faith in God and faith in man	H
And hope in Christ where hope began	H
Do well do well do well do well '	D
Rang out the Unitarian bell	E
'To all the truth we tell we tell '	D
Shouted in ecstacies a bell	E
'Come all ye weary wanders see	N
Our Lord has made salvation free	N
Repent believe have faith and then	O
Be saved and praise the Lord Amen	O
Salvation s free we tell we tell '	D
Shouted the Methodistic bell	E
'Farewell farewell base world farewell '	D
In touching tones exclaimed a bell	E
'Life is a boon to mortals given	P
To fit the soul for bliss in heaven	P
Do not invoke the avenging rod	Q
Come here and learn the way to God	Q
Say to the world farewell farewell '	D
Pealed forth the Presbyterian bell	E
'In after life there is no hell '	D
In raptures rang a cheerful bell	E
'Look up to heaven this holy day	R
When angels wait to lead the way	R
There are no fires no fiends to blight	S
The future life be just and right	S
No hell No hell No hell No hell '	D
Rang out the Universalist bell	E
'The Pilgrim Fathers heeded well	E
My cheerful voice ' pealed forth a bell	E
'No fetters here to clog the soul	T
No arbitrary creed control	T
The free heart and progressive mind	U
That leave the dusty paths behind	U
Speed well speed well speed well speed well '	D
Pealed forth the Independent bell	E
'No pope no pope to doom to hell	E
The Protestant ' rang out a bell	E
'Great Luther left his fiery zeal	V
Within the hearts that truly feel	V
What loyalty to God swill be	N
The faulty that makes men free	N
No images where incense fell '	D
Rang out old Martin Luther s bell	E
'Find rest find rest find rest find rest	W
Upon our Holy Mother s breast	W
From wearying strifes that never cease	X
The mother church gives rest and pace	Y
Come penitents your sins confess	Z
Where white robed priests the faithful bless	Z
Where sacred Masses peal and swell '	D
Deep tolled d the Roman Catholic bell	E
Neatly attired in manner plain	A2
A pilgrim see no spot no satin	P
Slowly with soft and measured tread	B2
In Quaker garb no white no red	B2
To passing friend I hear him say	R
'Here worship thou this is the way	R
No churchly form it is not well	E
No bell no bell no bell no bell '	D

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