Jesus Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDAEFGAEHIAJEK| WHERE is poor Jesus gone | A |
| He sits with Dives now | B |
| And his dogs flesh their teeth | C |
| On Lazarus below | D |
| Where is poor Jesus gone | A |
| He is with Magdalen | E |
| He doles her piece by piece | F |
| Her pittance of shame | G |
| Where is poor Jesus gone | A |
| The good Samaritan | E |
| What does he there alone | H |
| He stabs the wounded man | I |
| Where is poor Jesus gone | A |
| The lamb they sacrificed | J |
| They've made God of his carrion | E |
| And labelled it 'Christ ' | K |
Francis William Lauderdale Adams
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