The Rock Of The Pilgrims Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDE FGFGHIHI| A rock in the wilderness welcomed our sires | A |
| From bondage far over the dark rolling sea | B |
| On that holy altar they kindled the fires | C |
| Jehovah which glow in our bosoms for Thee | B |
| Thy blessings descended in sunshine and shower | D |
| Or rose from the soil that was sown by Thy hand | E |
| The mountain and valley rejoiced in Thy power | D |
| And heaven encircled and smiled on the land | E |
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| The Pilgrims of old an example have given | F |
| Of mild resignation devotion and love | G |
| Which beams like the star in the blue vault of heaven | F |
| A beacon light swung in their mansion above | G |
| In church and cathedral we kneel in OUR prayer | H |
| Their temple and chapel were valley and hill | I |
| But God is the same in the isle or the air | H |
| And He is the Rock that we lean upon still | I |
George Pope Morris
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