Peace Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDEFGFGDHDIJDJD| My soul there is a country | A |
| Far beyond the stars | B |
| Where stands a wing egrave d sentry | A |
| All skilful in the wars | C |
| There above noise and danger | D |
| Sweet Peace sits crown'd with smiles | E |
| And One born in a manger | D |
| Commands the beauteous files | E |
| He is thy gracious Friend | F |
| And O my soul awake | G |
| Did in pure love descend | F |
| To die here for thy sake | G |
| If thou canst get but thither | D |
| There grows the flower of Peace | H |
| The Rose that cannot wither | D |
| Thy fortress and thy ease | I |
| Leave then thy foolish ranges | J |
| For none can thee secure | D |
| But One who never changes | J |
| Thy God thy life thy cure | D |
Henry Vaughan
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