Bartimaeus Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCBCBBDBDEDEDBBBB CFCFBDBD| What means this throng a blind man said | A |
| Whilst begging by the highway side | B |
| Begging and blind and lacking bread | A |
| His ears discern the living tide | B |
| Jesus of Nazareth passeth by | C |
| Was answered Had he heard aright | B |
| Oh was the heavenly healer nigh | C |
| He who could give the blind their sight | B |
| Jesus have mercy lo he cried | B |
| Oh son of David pity me | D |
| And when the jeering crowd deride | B |
| His accents form a clearer plea | D |
| Jesus stood still A kindly voice | E |
| Bade him good cheer He calleth thee | D |
| Thus must his lonely heart rejoice | E |
| He thinks of me yes even me | D |
| Bartimaeus found the Living Light | B |
| Who asked and granted his request | B |
| His blinded eyes received their sight | B |
| With joy he followed with the rest | B |
| How oft when Jesus passes by | C |
| The heart blind hear but don't perceive | F |
| Else how they would for mercy cry | C |
| Ere Christ their Lord should take his leave | F |
| Like him of whom this story's told | B |
| They'd pray Lord Jesus pity me | D |
| And find his power and love could fold | B |
| Them here and in eternity | D |
Nannie R. Glass
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