Corner Stone Laying Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCCDDEE FGHHIIJJ| The following lines were read at the festival after the stone had been laid by Grand Master Col Moffat of a church on the Culloden road with Masonic honors | A |
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| In this quiet spot this day of June | B |
| Which will not be forgotten soon | B |
| For when your little church on hill | C |
| You overflowingly did fill | C |
| You then resolved there should arise | D |
| Church worthy of your enterprise | D |
| You've laid foundation broad and deep | E |
| And showers of blessings may you reap | E |
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| Craft of King Hiram and Saint John | F |
| Have come to lay the corner stone | G |
| At the call of our Grand Master | H |
| Who was invited by your pastor | H |
| With silver trowel all so fair | I |
| He laid foundation on the square | I |
| May you be blessed with Christian love | J |
| And we all meet in Lodge above | J |
James Mcintyre
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