To G. M. T Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGI AJAJ KLKL MNON| The sun is sinking in the west | A |
| Long grow the shadows dim | B |
| Have patience sister to be blest | A |
| Wait patiently for Him | B |
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| Thou knowest love much love hast had | C |
| Great things of love mayst tell | D |
| Ought'st never to be very sad | C |
| For thou too hast lov'd well | D |
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| His house thou know'st who on the brink | E |
| Of death loved more than thou | F |
| Loved more than thy great heart can think | E |
| And just as then loves now | F |
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| In that great house is one who waits | G |
| For thy slow coming foot | H |
| Glad is he with his angel mates | G |
| Yet often listens mute | I |
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| For he of all men loves thee best | A |
| He haunts the heavenly clock | J |
| Ah he has long been up and drest | A |
| To open to thy knock | J |
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| Fear not doubt not because of those | K |
| On whom earth's keen winds blow | L |
| God's love shames all our pitying woes | K |
| Be ready thou to go | L |
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| Forsaken dream not hearts which here | M |
| Bask in no sunny shine | N |
| Each shall one coming day be dear | O |
| To love as good as thine | N |
George Macdonald
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