The Sting Of Death Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDDEA FGF HHII JKLMMNN OPOQQRRR| Is Sin then fair ' | A |
| Nay love come now | B |
| Put back the hair | C |
| From his sunny brow | B |
| See here blood red | D |
| Across his head | D |
| A brand is set | E |
| The word Regret ' | A |
| - | |
| Is Sin so fleet | F |
| That while he stays | G |
| Our hands and feet | F |
| May go his ways ' | - |
| Nay love his breath | H |
| Clings round like death | H |
| He slakes desire | I |
| With liquid fire | I |
| - | |
| Is Sin Death's sting ' | - |
| Ay sure he is | J |
| His golden wing | K |
| Darkens man's bliss | L |
| And when Death comes | M |
| Sin sits and hums | M |
| A chaunt of fears | N |
| Into man's ears | N |
| - | |
| How slayeth Sin ' | - |
| First God is hid | O |
| And the heart within | P |
| By its own self chid | O |
| Then the maddened brain | Q |
| Is scourged by pain | Q |
| To sin as before | R |
| And more and more | R |
| For evermore | R |
Frederick George Scott
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