Jack Robertson Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDE FCGCHIDI| How oft in public meetings past | A |
| Where sense was not and talk was loud | B |
| We caught a glimpse of long white hair | C |
| Upon the outskirts of the crowd | B |
| And then the tide of talk ebbed back | D |
| While here and there above the din | E |
| A workman cried Here's old Sir Jack | D |
| And made a path to let him in | E |
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| Now Peter sitting at the gate | F |
| While crowds of souls are waiting there | C |
| Perchance upon the outer fringe | G |
| May catch a glimpse of silvery hair | C |
| While some rough soul who went from here | H |
| To that great meeting in the blue | I |
| Will cry aloud Here's old Sir Jack | D |
| And make a path to let him through | I |
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