Russell Gurney Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCDEBFGHIJHG| In that high country whither thou art gone | A |
| Right noble friend thou walkest with thy peers | B |
| The gathered great of many a hundred years | B |
| Few are left like thee few I say not none | C |
| Else were thy England soon a Babylon | D |
| A land of outcry mockery and tears | E |
| Higher than law a refuge from its fears | B |
| Wast thou in whom embodied Justice shone | F |
| The smile that gracious broke on thy grand face | G |
| Was like the sunrise of a morn serene | H |
| Among the mountains making sweet their awe | I |
| Thou both the gentle and the strong didst draw | J |
| Thee childhood loved and on thy breast would lean | H |
| As whence thou cam'st it knew the lofty place | G |
George Macdonald
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