Friday Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGHIJKJKK| We nailed the hands long ago | A |
| Wove the thorns took up the scourge and shouted | B |
| For excitement's sake we stood at the dusty edge | C |
| Of the pebbled path and watched the extreme of pain | D |
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| But one or two prayed one or two | E |
| Were silent shocked stood back | F |
| And remembered remnants of words a new vision | G |
| The cross is up with its crying victim the clouds | H |
| Cover the sun we learn a new way to lose | I |
| What we did not know we had | J |
| Until this bleak and sacrificial day | K |
| Until we turned from our bad | J |
| Past and knelt and cried out our dismay | K |
| The dice still clicking the voices dying away | K |
Elizabeth Jennings
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