The Grace Of Grace Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB ACAC ADAD EFEF| Had I the grace to win the grace | A |
| Of some old man in lore complete | B |
| My face would worship at his face | A |
| And I sit lowly at his feet | B |
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| Had I the grace to win the grace | A |
| Of childhood loving shy apart | C |
| The child should find a nearer place | A |
| And teach me resting on my heart | C |
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| Had I the grace to win the grace | A |
| Of maiden living all above | D |
| My soul would trample down the base | A |
| That she might have a man to love | D |
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| A grace I had no grace to win | E |
| Knocks now at my half open door | F |
| Ah Lord of glory come thou in | E |
| Thy grace divine is all and more | F |
George Macdonald
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