Approaches Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BB CC DE FF GG HH| When thou turn'st away from ill | A |
| Christ is this side of thy hill | A |
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| When thou turnest toward good | B |
| Christ is walking in thy wood | B |
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| When thy heart says Father pardon | C |
| Then the Lord is in thy garden | C |
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| When stern Duty wakes to watch | D |
| Then his hand is on the latch | E |
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| But when Hope thy song doth rouse | F |
| Then the Lord is in the house | F |
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| When to love is all thy wit | G |
| Christ doth at thy table sit | G |
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| When God's will is thy heart's pole | H |
| Then is Christ thy very soul | H |
George Macdonald
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