A Holy Week Song, 1918 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEFC GCH DIFI JBJBDEFE| Now when Christ died for man his sake | A |
| A myriad men must die | B |
| His Via Crucis they must take | A |
| And share His Calvary | C |
| God keep ye gallant gentlemen | D |
| Let nothing you dismay | E |
| Who share Lord Jesus Christ His pain | F |
| Upon this Good Friday | C |
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| Now some shall turn and meet His gaze | G |
| And say 'Remember me | C |
| When Thou art come to Thine own place | H |
| Where ransomed sinners be ' | - |
| God rest ye gallant gentlemen | D |
| For ye are bought with price | I |
| This day there wends a shining train | F |
| The way to Paradise | I |
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| The day our Lord Christ lay in grave | J |
| The dead are piled so high | B |
| The field slow moving like a wave | J |
| Sends up a mortal cry | B |
| God love ye gallant gentlemen | D |
| Let nothing you dismay | E |
| For life is born and Death is slain | F |
| Upon the Easter Day | E |
Katharine Tynan
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