Sacrament Hymn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDFGFGHIHIJKJLON a fair Sabbath day when His banquet is spread | A |
It is pleasant to feast with my Lord | B |
His stewards stand robed at the foot and the head | A |
Of the soul filling life giving board | B |
All the guests here had burthens but by the King's grant | C |
We left them behind when we came | D |
The burthen of wealth and the burthen of want | E |
And even the burthen of shame | D |
And oh when we take them again at the gate | F |
Though still we must bear them awhile | G |
Much smaller they'll seem in the lane that grows strait | F |
And much lighter to lift at the stile | G |
For that which is in us is life to the heart | H |
Is dew to the soles of the feet | I |
Fresh strength to the loins giving ease from their smart | H |
Warmth in frost and a breeze in the heat | I |
No feast where the belly alone hath its fill | J |
He gives me His body and blood | K |
The blood and the body I'll think of it still | J |
Of my Lord which is Christ which is God | L |
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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