A Child-s Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEFEGG HIHIJJ| WHEN the Child played in Galilee | A |
| He had no wine clear maple leaves | B |
| No west winds singing of the sea | A |
| Over the frosted sheaves | B |
| But with pale myrrh His head was bound | C |
| And crowned | C |
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| When the Child lived in Nazareth | D |
| He watched the golden anise seed | E |
| With daisies white in the wind's breath | F |
| And hyssop flowering for His need | E |
| While the late crocus from the sod | G |
| Flamed for her God | G |
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| When the Child dwelt in Palestine | H |
| Over the brooks the willow grew | I |
| Olive and aspen oak and pine | H |
| Sweet sycamore and yew | I |
| But one dark Tree of all the seven | J |
| Stood high as heaven | J |
Marjorie Lowry Christie Pickthall
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