Gethsemane Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDEF GGHHIIEF JJKLMMEF NNOOMMEFIn golden youth when seems the earth | A |
A Summer land of singing mirth | A |
When souls are glad and hearts are light | B |
And not a shadow lurks in sight | B |
We do not know it but there lieu | C |
Somewhere veiled under evening skies | D |
A garden which we all must see | E |
The garden of Gethsemane | F |
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With joyous steps we go our ways | G |
Love lends a halo to our days | G |
Light sorrows sail like clouds afar | H |
We laugh and say how strong we are | H |
We hurry on and hurrying go | I |
Close to the borderland of woe | I |
That waits for you and waits for me | E |
Forever waits Gethsemane | F |
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Down shadowy lanes across strange streams | J |
Bridged over by our broken dreams | J |
Behind the misty caps of years | K |
Beyond the great salt fount of tears | L |
The garden lies Strive as you may | M |
You cannot miss it in your way | M |
All paths that have been or shall be | E |
Pass somewhere through Gethsemane | F |
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All those who journey soon or late | N |
Must pass within the garden's gate | N |
Must kneel alone in darkness there | O |
And battle with some fierce despair | O |
God pity those who cannot say | M |
Not mine but Thine who only pray | M |
Let this cup pass and cannot see | E |
The PURPOSE in Gethsemane | F |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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