Antichrist, Or The Reunion Of Christendom: An Ode Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEBEB FBFBCGCGHIHB JBKBDLDLMBMB NBNBODODPBPB| Are they clinging to their crosses | A |
| F E Smith | B |
| Where the Breton boat fleet tosses | A |
| Are they Smith | B |
| Do they fasting trembling bleeding | C |
| Wait the news from this our city | D |
| Groaning That's the Second Reading | C |
| Hissing There is still Committee | D |
| If the voice of Cecil falters | E |
| If McKenna's point has pith | B |
| Do they tremble for their altars | E |
| Do they Smith | B |
| - | |
| Russian peasants round their pope | F |
| Huddled Smith | B |
| Hear about it all I hope | F |
| Don't they Smith | B |
| In the mountain hamlets clothing | C |
| Peaks beyond Caucasian pales | G |
| Where Establishment means nothing | C |
| And they never heard of Wales | G |
| Do they read it all in Hansard | H |
| With a crib to read it with | I |
| Welsh Tithes Dr Clifford answered | H |
| Really Smith | B |
| - | |
| In the lands where Christians were | J |
| F E Smith | B |
| In the little lands laid bare | K |
| Smith O Smith | B |
| Where the Turkish bands are busy | D |
| And the Tory name is blessed | L |
| Since they hailed the Cross of Dizzy | D |
| On the banners from the West | L |
| Men don't think it half so hard if | M |
| Islam burns their kin and kith | B |
| Since a curate lives in Cardiff | M |
| Saved by Smith | B |
| - | |
| It would greatly I must own | N |
| Soothe me Smith | B |
| If you left this theme alone | N |
| Holy Smith | B |
| For your legal cause or civil | O |
| You fight well and get your fee | D |
| For your God or dream or devil | O |
| You will answer not to me | D |
| Talk about the pews and steeples | P |
| And the cash that goes therewith | B |
| But the souls of Christian peoples | P |
| Chuck it Smith | B |
Gilbert Keith Chesterton
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