Resurrection Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDED FGFG HIJI KDKD DLDL MNMN COEONow the golden daffodil | A |
Lifts from earth his shining head | B |
That was lately frozen still | A |
In the gardens of the dead | B |
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Sing to the Lord a new song | C |
Roundelays and virelays | D |
Who hath slain Death and is young | E |
Master of your holidays | D |
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Now from places underground | F |
Gold and purple folk will go | G |
Haled by the shrill trumpet sound | F |
From their wormy beds below | G |
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Now the stone is from the tomb | H |
Now 'tis Easter and the morn | I |
Christ the Lord of Life is come | J |
Hath slain Death and Life is born | I |
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Christ the Lord of Life new risen | K |
Calls the sleepers that they rise | D |
From the unnumbered graves break prison | K |
Follow Him to Paradise | D |
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Who be then these shining ones | D |
Dancing with a heavenly mirth | L |
The King's daughters the King's sons | D |
Fairer than the folk of earth | L |
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Graves are busier than a hive | M |
The wind blows the sun is warm | N |
Now the dead are come alive | M |
Loosed is many a golden swarm | N |
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Sing to the Lord a new song | C |
The Sun's risen in our East | O |
Christ the Lord of Life is young | E |
And the young sit to the feast | O |
Katharine Tynan
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