Salvation Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCBC ADADAAEEFFFFGEHEFAFA| When the gloom is deepest round thee | A |
| When the bands of grief have bound thee | A |
| And in loneliness and sorrow | B |
| By the poisoned springs of life | C |
| Thou sittest yearning for a morrow | B |
| That will free thee from the strife | C |
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| Look not upward for above thee | A |
| Never sun or star is gleaming | D |
| Look not round for one to love thee | A |
| Put not faith in mortal seeming | D |
| Lightly would they scorn then leave thee | A |
| Trust not man he will deceive thee | A |
| But in the depths of thy own soul | E |
| Descend mysterious powers unroll | E |
| Energies that long had slumbered | F |
| In its mystic depths unnumbered | F |
| Speak the word the power divinest | F |
| Will awake if thou inclinest | F |
| Thou art lord in thine own kingdom | G |
| Rule thyself thou rulest all | E |
| Smile when from its proud dominion | H |
| Earthly joy will rudely fall | E |
| Be true unto thyself and hear not | F |
| Evil thoughts that would enslave thee | A |
| God is in thee Mortal fear not | F |
| Trust in Him and He will save thee | A |
Lady Jane Wilde
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