Crowned Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEED AEAEFGAAH IBIBCDEED| Her thoughts are sweet glimpses of heaven | A |
| Her life is that heaven brought down | B |
| Oh never to mortal was given | A |
| So rare and bejewelled a crown | B |
| I'll wear it as saints wear the glory | C |
| That radiantly clasps them above | D |
| Oh dower most fair | E |
| Oh diadem rare | E |
| Bright crown of her maidenly love | D |
| - | |
| My heart is a fane of devotion | A |
| My feelings are converts at prayer | E |
| And every thrill of emotion | A |
| Makes dearer the crown I would wear | E |
| My soul in its fulness of rapture | F |
| Begins its millennial reign | G |
| Life glows like a sun | A |
| Love's zenith is won | A |
| And Joy is sole monarch again | H |
| - | |
| My noonday of life is as morning | I |
| God's light streams approvingly down | B |
| Uncovered I wait her adorning | I |
| She comes with the beautiful crown | B |
| I'll wear it as saints wear the glory | C |
| That radiantly clasps them above | D |
| Oh dower most fair | E |
| Oh diadem rare | E |
| Bright crown of her maidenly love | D |
Charles Sangster
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