The Church Of Unbent Knees Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BCDC ECFC GHIH JDKD| A | |
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| AS I went by the church to day | B |
| I heard the organ cry | C |
| And goodly folk were on their knees | D |
| But I went striding by | C |
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| My minister hath a roof more vast | E |
| My aisles are oak trees high | C |
| My altar cloth is on the hills | F |
| My organ is the sky | C |
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| I see my rood upon the clouds | G |
| The winds my chanted choir | H |
| My crystal windows heaven glazed | I |
| Are stained with sunset fire | H |
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| The stars the thunder and the rain | J |
| White sands and purple seas | D |
| These are His pulpit and His pew | K |
| My God of Unbent Knees | D |
Christopher Morley
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