The Ministering Soul Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB C DEDF GGHH IIJJ KKLL MNOOOn Canaan's fairest borders in thought I seemed to stand | A |
I'd left my broken palace for this long wished for land | A |
On earth for me they're mourning friends weeping sad and low | B |
It seemed the bells were sobbing my joy there none could know | B |
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CHORUS | C |
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Most Gracious King One Lord in Three | D |
All Heaven in anthems rung | E |
Hosanna praise triumphantly | D |
Rejoice for the lost Christ won | F |
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On earth loved ones were sighing around my vacant chair | G |
Our risen Lord forgetting smiles turn to lines of care | G |
In Heaven the waves of gladness from gate to gate doth roll | H |
And Christ now changed my spirit into a ministering soul | H |
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From beauties of Christ's kingdom I came to earth by night | I |
To mine I whispered comfort breathed of celestial light | I |
I hovered near the aged who sorrowed till the end | J |
And soothed the restless slumbers of those who knew no friend | J |
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Into the lowly dwellings where mother's cheeks grew pale | K |
I kissed the fading forehead and hushed the infant's wail | K |
The wrath of men appeasing to weary laborers gave | L |
A greeting smile and told them Christ came on earth to save | L |
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Moan not O bells but joyous ring out your Christian souls | M |
Eternity all wondrous brightly to them unfolds | N |
From death to life their changing let glorias float afar | O |
Our loved our lost are watching within the gates ajar | O |
Mary Alice Walton
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