Chanson Of The Bells Of Osenèy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCB AAAAB D D BBAAA EFEFAGAAAH CCIJAAAAI| Thirteenth Century | A |
| - | |
| - | |
| The bells of Osen egrave y | - |
| Hautcl egrave re Doucement Austyn | B |
| Chant sweetly every day | C |
| And sadly for our sin | B |
| The bells of Osen egrave y | - |
| John Gabriel Marie | A |
| Chant lowly | A |
| Chant slowly | A |
| Chant wistfully and holy | A |
| Of Christ our Paladin | B |
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| Hautcl egrave re chants to the East | D |
| His tongue is silvery high | - |
| And Austyn like a priest | D |
| Sends west a weighty cry | - |
| But Doucement set between | B |
| Like an appeasive nun | B |
| Chants cheerly | A |
| Chants clearly | A |
| As if Christ heard her nearly | A |
| A plea to every sky | - |
| - | |
| A plea that John takes up | E |
| He is the evangelist | F |
| Till Gabriel's angel cup | E |
| Pours sound to sun or mist | F |
| And last of all Marie | A |
| The virgin voice of God | G |
| Peals purely | A |
| Demurely | A |
| And with a tone so surely | A |
| Divine that all must hear | H |
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| The bells of Osen egrave y | - |
| Doucement Austyn Hautcl egrave re | C |
| Pour ever day by day | C |
| Their peals on the rapt air | I |
| And with their mellow mates | J |
| John Gabriel Marie | A |
| Tell slowly | A |
| Tell lowly | A |
| Of Christ the High and Holy | A |
| Who makes the whole world fair | I |
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