Hymn To Lauds Sunday Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDE FGFG DHDI AEAE EDED EJEJ KCKC EEEEFRAMER of the earth and sky | A |
Ruler of the day and night | B |
With a glad variety | C |
Tempering all and making light | B |
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Gleams upon our dark path flinging | D |
Cutting short each night begun | E |
Hark for chanticleer is singing | D |
Hark he chides the lingering sun | E |
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And the morning star replies | F |
And lets loose the imprison'd day | G |
And the godless bandit flies | F |
From his haunt and from his prey | G |
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Shrill it sounds the storm relenting | D |
Soothes the weary seaman's ears | H |
Once it wrought a great repenting | D |
In that flood of Peter's tears | I |
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Rouse we let the blithesome cry | A |
Of that bird our hearts awaken | E |
Chide the slumberers as they lie | A |
And arrest the sin o'ertaken | E |
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Hope and health are in his strain | E |
To the fearful and the ailing | D |
Murder sheathes his blade profane | E |
Faith revives when faith was failing | D |
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Jesu Master when we sin | E |
Turn on us Thy healing face | J |
It will melt the offence within | E |
Into penitential grace | J |
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Beam on our bewilder'd mind | K |
Till its dreamy shadows flee | C |
Stones cry out where Thou hast shined | K |
Jesu musical with Thee | C |
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To the Father and the Son | E |
And the Spirit who in Heaven | E |
Ever witness Three and One | E |
Praise on Earth be ever given | E |
John Henry Newman
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