For A Marriage Of St. Catherine By Hans Memmelinck Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCCCCCCDEFFED| In the Hospital of St John at Bruges | A |
| MYSTERY Catherine the bride of Christ | B |
| She kneels and on her hand the holy Child | C |
| Now sets the ring Her life is hushed and mild | C |
| Laid in God's knowledge ever unenticed | C |
| From God and in the end thus fitly priced | C |
| Awe and the music that is near her wrought | C |
| Of angels have possessed her eyes in thought | C |
| Her utter joy is hers and hath sufficed | C |
| There is a pause while Mary Virgin turns | D |
| The leaf and reads With eyes on the spread book | E |
| That damsel at her knees reads after her | F |
| John whom He loved and John His harbinger | F |
| Listen and watch Whereon soe'er thou look | E |
| The light is starred in gems and the gold burns | D |
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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