Our Last Grand Camping Ground Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDDED FFGHAAG IJKJDDLD| On a pebly shore where forevermore | A |
| Gently creeps a music laden wave | B |
| In the meadows green which beyond are seen | C |
| Camps a conq'ring army true and brave | B |
| Shining are the weapons of this martial throng | D |
| Crimson died their banner battleworn so long | D |
| But now they cast them down and each receives a crown | E |
| Whey they chant their never ending song | D |
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| Our Saviour and our King | F |
| His victories shall ring | F |
| His conquests thro' eternity shall sound | G |
| And war shall be no | H |
| War more shall be no more | A |
| we have reach'd the shore | A |
| Safely reach'd our last grand camping ground | G |
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| While thro' lovely dells grander music swells | I |
| Richer chords from rarer harps of gold | J |
| List that soft refrain that sweet vocal strain | K |
| Wherein now the victors' deeds are told | J |
| How they toil'd in darkness battling the wrong | D |
| How in hours of weakness Jesus made them strong | D |
| Acknowledg'd as his own he seats them on his throne | L |
| While they join the never ending song | D |
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