God's Graal Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCDEECFCCFCGFGGFG| The ark of the Lord of Hosts | A |
| Whose name is called by the name of Him | B |
| Who dwelleth between the Cherubim | B |
| O Thou that in no house dost dwell | C |
| But walk'st in tent and tabernacle | D |
| For God of all strokes will have one | E |
| In every battle that is done | E |
| Lancelot lay beside the well | C |
| God's Graal is good | F |
| Oh my soul is sad to tell | C |
| The weary quest and the bitter quell | C |
| For he was the lord of lordlihood | F |
| And sleep on his eyelids fell | C |
| Lancelot lay before the shrine | G |
| The apple tree's in the wood | F |
| There was set Christ's very sign | G |
| The bread unknown and the unknown wine | G |
| That the soul's life for a livelihood | F |
| Craves from his wheat and vine | G |
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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