To The Christians Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBBBDBCBEF| TAKE then your paltry Christ | A |
| Your gentleman God | B |
| We want the carpenter's son | C |
| With his saw and hod | B |
| We want the man who loved | B |
| The poor and the oppressed | B |
| Who hated the Rich man and King | D |
| And the Scribe and the Priest | B |
| We want the Galilean | C |
| Who knew cross and rod | B |
| It's your 'good taste' that prefers | E |
| A bastard 'God ' | F |
Francis William Lauderdale Adams
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