Two Sermons Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDED FGFG HIJI ECEC| Between the rail of woven brass | A |
| That hides the Strangers' Pew | B |
| I hear the gray haired vicar pass | A |
| From Section One to Two | B |
| - | |
| And somewhere on my left I see | C |
| Whene'er I chance to look | D |
| A soft eyed girl St Cecily | E |
| Who notes them in a book | D |
| - | |
| Ah worthy GOODMAN sound divine | F |
| Shall I your wrath incur | G |
| If I admit these thoughts of mine | F |
| Will sometimes stray to her | G |
| - | |
| I know your theme and I revere | H |
| I hear your precepts tried | I |
| Must I confess I also hear | J |
| A sermon at my side | I |
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| Or how explain this need I feel | E |
| This impulse prompting me | C |
| Within my secret self to kneel | E |
| To Faith to Purity | C |
Henry Austin Dobson
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