Acceptation Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EECC| Establish in some better way | A |
| My life thou Godhead that I may | A |
| Know it as virtue ranks | B |
| To scorn Thy gifts or give Thee thanks | B |
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| For now I feel Thee near unsought | C |
| But why when I seemed worth Thy thought | C |
| High souled impatient for a task | D |
| Why not have called me then I ask | D |
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| No mountings of the spirit please | E |
| Thou dost accept our dregs and lees | E |
| The wise are they that feel Thy rod | C |
| And grief alone is near to God | C |
John Eglinton
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