Come Unto Me Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDE FGFG HIHI JKJK LMLM NONO| Come unto me the Master says | A |
| But how I am not good | B |
| No thankful song my heart will raise | C |
| Nor even wish it could | B |
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| I am not sorry for the past | D |
| Nor able not to sin | E |
| The weary strife would ever last | D |
| If once I should begin | E |
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| Hast thou no burden then to bear | F |
| No action to repent | G |
| Is all around so very fair | F |
| Is thy heart quite content | G |
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| Hast thou no sickness in thy soul | H |
| No labour to endure | I |
| Then go in peace for thou art whole | H |
| Thou needest not his cure | I |
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| Ah mock me not I often sigh | J |
| I have a nameless grief | K |
| A faint sad pain but such that I | J |
| Can look for no relief | K |
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| Come come to him who made thy heart | L |
| Come weary and oppressed | M |
| To come to Jesus is thy part | L |
| His part to give thee rest | M |
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| New grief new hope he will bestow | N |
| Thy grief and pain to quell | O |
| Into thy heart himself will go | N |
| And that will make thee well | O |
George Macdonald
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