A Gem Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC BDDEFFEG GGHH| The gem is not this ode itself | A |
| Hardly can it aspire so high | B |
| Earth has its gems but all its wealth | C |
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| Increased by thousands cannot buy | B |
| Man's soul the gem of priceless worth | D |
| Made in God's image at its birth | D |
| Ordained to live for evermore | E |
| Redeemed by blood from sin and hell | F |
| Transformed by grace God's love to tell | F |
| And at His feet its homage pour | E |
| Lordly are its endowments too | G |
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| Superb its destiny if true | G |
| Only below said one who knew | G |
| Unfallen angels round God's throne | H |
| Lord may this gem be Thine alone | H |
Joseph Horatio Chant
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