Adoniram. A Legend Of The Temple Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBCD EFGFGE BHIHIB JKLKMJ DNONPD QHRHRQ SHBHBB

The dew was goneA
The morn was bright the skies were fairB
The flowers smiled neath the sunbeams rayC
Tall cedars grew in beauty thereB
As Adoniram took his wayC
To LebanonD
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Praise his heart filledE
More than four hundred years had fledF
Since from stern Egypt marched the bandsG
Whose sons with Solomon at their headF
And Tyrian brethern's skilful handsG
Prepare to buildE
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He watched them thereB
Round every block and every stoneH
Masonic implements were laidI
But around one were many thrownH
And yet it seemed already madeI
Tried true and squareB
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He wandering spakeJ
Are not all from one mountain broughtK
As jewels for a diademL
Why have they at this one stone wroughtK
Will not all see JerusalemM
One house to makeJ
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The Widow's sonD
Smiled kindly in his brother's faceN
And said All are made ready hereO
But not all fill the same high placeN
The Corner stone this will be nearP
When toil is doneD
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The listener bentQ
His eyes on the unfinished stoneH
And found himself a wiser manR
Through that rough child of mountains loneH
A ray of the Grand Master's planR
To him was sentQ
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From MasonryS
That just man learnt that woes are thrownH
Around God's children pain and careB
But draw them near the corner stoneH
With the Great Architect to shareB
Heaven's blazonryB

Harriet Annie Wilkins



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