The Little Church Round The Corner Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAC BDBDE FBFGG HHIIBBBB AJAKLBHHLLB

'Bring him not here where our sainted feetA
Are treading the path to gloryB
Bring him not here where our Saviour sweetA
Repeats forC
us-
his storyB
Go take him where such things are doneD
For he sat in the seat of the scornerB
To where they have room for we have noneD
To the little church down the corner 'E
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So spake the holy man of GodF
Of another man his brotherB
Whose cold remains ere they sought the sodF
Had only asked that a Christian riteG
Might be read above them by one whose lightG
Was 'Brethren love one another '-
Had only asked that a prayer be readH
Ere his flesh went down to join the deadH
While his spirit looked with suppliant eyesI
Searching for God throughout the skiesI
But the priest frowned 'No ' and his brow was bareB
Of love in the sight of the mournerB
And they looked for Christ and found him whereB
In that little church round the cornerB
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Ah well God grant when with aching feetA
We tread life's last few pacesJ
That we may hear some accents sweetA
And kiss to the end fond facesK
God grant that this tired flesh may restL
'Mid many a musing mournerB
While the sermon is preached and the rites are readH
In no church where the heart of love is deadH
And the pastor's a pious prig at bestL
But in some small nook where God's confessedL
Some little church round the cornerB

Anonymous Americas



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