The New Jerusalem Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH JKLK JMIM NBCB JOJO FPQP RSTS TTTT ABTBJerusalem my happy home | A |
When shall I come to thee | B |
When shall my sorrows have an end | C |
Thy joys when shall I see | B |
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O happy harbour of the Saints | D |
O sweet and pleasant soil | E |
In thee no sorrow may be found | F |
No grief no care no toil | E |
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There lust and lucre cannot dwell | G |
There envy bears no sway | H |
There is no hunger heat nor cold | I |
But pleasure every way | H |
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Thy walls are made of precious stones | J |
Thy bulwarks diamonds square | K |
Thy gates are of right orient pearl | L |
Exceeding rich and rare | K |
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Thy turrets and thy pinnacles | J |
With carbuncles do shine | M |
Thy very streets are paved with gold | I |
Surpassing clear and fine | M |
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Ah my sweet home Jerusalem | N |
Would God I were in thee | B |
Would God my woes were at an end | C |
Thy joys that I might see | B |
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Thy gardens and thy gallant walks | J |
Continually are green | O |
There grows such sweet and pleasant flowers | J |
As nowhere else are seen | O |
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Quite through the streets with silver sound | F |
The flood of Life doth flow | P |
Upon whose banks on every side | Q |
The wood of Life doth grow | P |
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There trees for evermore bear fruit | R |
And evermore do spring | S |
There evermore the angels sit | T |
And evermore do sing | S |
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Our Lady sings Magnificat | T |
With tones surpassing sweet | T |
And all the virgins bear their part | T |
Sitting about her feet | T |
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Jerusalem my happy home | A |
Would God I were in thee | B |
Would God my woes were at an end | T |
Thy joys that I might see | B |
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