Upon The Vine Tree Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC D EEFGBB| What is the vine more than another tree | A |
| Nay most than it more tall more comely be | A |
| What workman thence will take a beam or pin | B |
| To make ought which may be delighted in | B |
| Its excellency in its fruit doth lie | C |
| A fruitless vine it is not worth a fly | C |
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| Comparison | D |
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| What are professors more than other men | E |
| Nothing at all Nay there's not one in ten | E |
| Either for wealth or wit that may compare | F |
| In many things with some that carnal are | G |
| Good are they if they mortify their sin | B |
| But without that they are not worth a pin | B |
John Bunyan
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Upon The Vine Tree is a poem by John Bunyan. This page includes the poem text, poet information, related topics, comments, and similar poems.