Glory To God; To Men Good Will! Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCD EFEFC GHGHC IJIKC LCLCCOpposed to Jewish Temple rites | A |
Strange to the lore of Greece | B |
That message comes from starry heights | A |
A key to lasting Peace | B |
What e'er our creed we own its thrill | C |
'Glory to God to men good will ' | D |
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Though Art may strive for utterance yet | E |
And Science grope her way | F |
A wider zone of thought is set | E |
Where shines the perfect day | F |
A motive passing earthly skill | C |
'Glory to God to men good will ' | - |
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For let the wise and prudent know | G |
As trustful children would | H |
That oracle of long ago | G |
Contains the Greatest Good | H |
Unvex'd by doubt unmix'd with ill | C |
'Glory to God to men good will ' | - |
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A wiser world grows sick of strife | I |
Of mockery dearly bought | J |
And man achieving truer life | I |
And brave unselfish thought | K |
That high behest shall yet fulfil | C |
'Glory to God to men good will ' | - |
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So lies millennial peace in reach | L |
While empires rise and fall | C |
For age on age and new to each | L |
That glad prophetic call | C |
Comes pealing down the cycles still | C |
'Glory to God to men good will ' | - |
Joseph Furphy
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