The Presence Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDEFGFGHH| I sit within my room and joy to find | A |
| That Thou who always lov'st art with me here | B |
| That I am never left by Thee behind | A |
| But by thyself Thou keep'st me ever near | C |
| The fire burns brighter when with Thee I look | D |
| And seems a kinder servant sent to me | E |
| With gladder heart I read thy holy book | D |
| Because thou art the eyes by which I see | E |
| This aged chair that table watch and door | F |
| Around in ready service ever wait | G |
| Nor can I ask of Thee a menial more | F |
| To fill the measure of my large estate | G |
| For Thou thyself with all a father's care | H |
| Where'er I turn art ever with me there | H |
Jones Very
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