The Little Old-fashioned Church Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAA BBB CCC DEE BBB| ight backed and plain | A |
| Where the sunbeams to worship came in through the windows that bore not a stain | A |
| And the choir was composed of the good folks who toiled week days in meadow and lane | A |
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| The little old fashioned church that stood on the brow of the hill | B |
| With its plain wooden cross on the peak an emblem of love and good will | B |
| Of the Christ who has died for us all in fancy I gaze at it still | B |
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| I wish I could go there again and list to the preacher who told | C |
| Of the wonderful joys that await us when God calls us into His fold | C |
| Who pictured a Heaven unto us as a city with pavements of gold | C |
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| The little old fashioned church with never a towering spire | D |
| With never a sign of great wealth and the people who sang in the choir | E |
| Giving their music for love of the cause and not for the sake of their hire | E |
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| Perhaps I am wrong or old fashioned or queer but the little gray church on the hill | B |
| Where only God's mercy and love were e'er preached the want in my life seemed to fill | B |
| And I don't get the comfort I seek from the church of today with its frill | B |
Edgar Albert Guest
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