The Deserted Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DEFFGG BBHHBB IJKKLM NOPQRC STURVW AAEEXX| Thou Who wert kindest of the kind | A |
| Since out of sight is out of mind | A |
| There's none to do Thee kindnesses | B |
| In Thy last anguish and distress | B |
| Thou art left all alone alone | C |
| Where are Thy faithful lovers flown | C |
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| Where is the multitude that fed | D |
| With loaves and fishes comfort d | E |
| The blind Thou mad'st to see the lame | F |
| That walked the one leper who came | F |
| Of nine made clean The dumb that spoke | G |
| Where are they all Thy loving folk | G |
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| How is it they have naught to say | B |
| Where's Lazarus risen from the clay | B |
| Where is the widow of Nain where | H |
| Jairus's daughter small and fair | H |
| Judas has sold Thee to Thy foes | B |
| And Peter weeps while the cock crows | B |
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| Simon will help Thee on Thy road | I |
| Unwillingly ah Lamb of God | J |
| Thou bearest the world's weight up that hill | K |
| And none to help Thee with good will | K |
| Stumbling and falling while Thy hurt | L |
| Makes for the rabble noble sport | M |
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| But yet there's balm in Gilead | N |
| For here's His Mother sweet and sad | O |
| Here's Magdalen weeping and with them | P |
| The women of Jerusalem | Q |
| They have run all the way since one | R |
| Brought them the news He's not alone | C |
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| Veronica is nothing loth | S |
| To wipe His poor face with her cloth | T |
| His Mother's by Him and St John | U |
| With many a starry legion | R |
| Magdalen's hair is round His feet | V |
| Her tears wash off the blood and sweat | W |
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| Thou Who wert kindest of the kind | A |
| Though out of sight be out of mind | A |
| Thou art not forgot by land and sea | E |
| The broken hearts come home to Thee | E |
| And bear Thine anguish and Thy grief | X |
| Till the Third Day shall bring relief | X |
Katharine Tynan
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