The Offering Of The New Law, The One Oblation Once Offered Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A BBCC DDEE FFGG HHII JJKK LLCC MMNO AAPP MMMM

Lyra EucharisticaA
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Once I thought to sit so highB
In the Palace of the skyB
Now I thank God for His GraceC
If I may fill the lowest placeC
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Once I thought to scale so soonD
Heights above the changing moonD
Now I thank God for delayE
To day it yet is called to dayE
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While I stumble halt and blindF
Lo He waiteth to be kindF
Bless me soon or bless me slowG
Except He bless I let not goG
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Once for earth I laid my planH
Once I leaned on strength of manH
When my hope was swept asideI
I stayed my broken heart on prideI
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Broken reed hath pierced my handJ
Fell my house I built on sandJ
Roofless wounded maimed by sinK
Fightings without and fears withinK
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Yet a tree He feeds my rootL
Yet a branch He prunes for fruitL
Yet a sheep these eves and mornsC
He seeks for me among the thornsC
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With Thine Image stamped of oldM
Find Thy coin more choice than goldM
Known to Thee by name recallN
To Thee Thy home sick prodigalO
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Sacrifice and OfferingA
None there is that I can bringA
None save what is Thine aloneP
I bring Thee Lord but of Thine OwnP
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Broken Body Blood OutpouredM
These I bring my God my LordM
Wine of Life and Living BreadM
With these for me Thy Board is spreadM

Christina Georgina Rossetti



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