Christ In The Museum Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDDCEFEFGG| BRONZE bells and incense burners and a flight | A |
| Of birds born out of iron and fine as spray | B |
| A dial that told the longest summer day | B |
| How sure how swift the night | A |
| And o'er the silent treasury so high | C |
| No lips may kiss no grieving hands have clung | D |
| Numbered and ticketed the Christ is hung | D |
| The many pass Him by | C |
| None pause Here come no agonies no dreams | E |
| Nothing is here to hurt Him nor to wake | F |
| Year after year the golden iris gleams | E |
| A little paler by her lacquered lake | F |
| And the dust gathers on the hands the side | G |
| The lonely head of Love the crucified | G |
Marjorie Lowry Christie Pickthall
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