Lenton Communion Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABA CCC DEE FFF GGG HHI JKJ BBB LMLRest in a friend's house Dear I pray | A |
The way is long to Good Friday | B |
And very chill and grey the way | A |
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No crocus with its shining cup | C |
Nor the gold daffodil is up | C |
Nothing is here save the snowdrop | C |
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Sit down with me and taste good cheer | D |
Too soon too soon Thy Passion's here | E |
The wind is keen and the skies drear | E |
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Sit by my fire and break my bread | F |
Yea from Thy dish may I be fed | F |
And under Thy feet my hair spread | F |
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Lord in the quiet chill and sweet | G |
Let me pour water for Thy feet | G |
While the crowd goes by in the Street | G |
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Why wouldst Thou dream of spear or sword | H |
Or of the ingrate rabble Lord | H |
There is no sound save the song of a bird | I |
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Let us sit down and talk at ease | J |
About Thy Father's business | K |
What shouts were those borne on the breeze | J |
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Nay Lord it cannot be for Thee | B |
They raise the tallest cross of the three | B |
On yon dark Mount of Calvary | B |
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So soon so soon the hour's flown | L |
The glory's dying Thou art gone | M |
Out on Thy lonely way alone | L |
Katharine Tynan
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