The Peace Of God Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDECDE| The seeking souls by baleful fires made blind | A |
| Torn by entrapping brambles thirsty and mad | B |
| Hear on the lonely waste the stealthy pad | B |
| And half held breath of glaring beasts behind | A |
| Then soft hands lead them where the weary find | A |
| A refuge from thought's hunting and are glad | B |
| Why to their certain misery should they add | B |
| They rest secure to freedom's loss resigned | A |
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| So in the bitter years when love and age | C |
| Sneered at the youth whose sturdy heart withheld | D |
| His hand from slaughter till in desperate plight | E |
| He flung into the trampling equipage | C |
| I have heard him mutter as the music swelled | D |
| The peace of God is on me They were right | E |
John Le Gay Brereton
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