The Reunion Of Sir T. F. Buxton And Elizabeth Fry. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFGF HIHI JKJE| They have met they have met now their pinions unfurl | A |
| In that city whose pavement is gold | B |
| Whose every gate is of one liquid pearl | A |
| And her beauty and glory untold | B |
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| That city which needeth no light from the sun | C |
| Where the moon sheds her lustre no more | D |
| But where in the smile of the Crucified One | C |
| Countless myriads bow down and adore | D |
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| One by one are the loved ones all gathering there | E |
| In white robes they encircle the throne | F |
| Oh what bliss to unite where sin cannot blight | G |
| And where parting and death are unknown | F |
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| They are come to Mount Zion the city of God | H |
| They are joined to the glorified throng | I |
| One pathway of sorrow by all has been trod | H |
| All sing one harmonious song | I |
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| Omnipotent Lord just and true are Thy ways | J |
| Thy works great and marvellous are | K |
| Oh who shall not fear Thee and echo Thy praise | J |
| And Thy glory and honor declare | E |
Eliza Paul Kirkbride Gurney
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