Jesus Intercedes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CBCBDEDE FGHGIEIE JKJALELE| Seeing he ever liveth to make intercession for | A |
| them Hebrews | B |
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| When winding up the path of life | C |
| Sometimes mid thorns sometimes mid flowers | B |
| Oft weary of its toil and strife | C |
| Oft weary of its wintry hours | B |
| There is one thought than all more sweet | D |
| From care my longing heart to free | E |
| 'Tis this oh wondrous to repeat | D |
| That Jesus intercedes for me | E |
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| And always when the path is steep | F |
| I cling unto this wayside rope | G |
| Nothing can give so great relief | H |
| Nothing can give a brighter hope | G |
| 'Tis like a stately spreading palm | I |
| Which forms my spirit's canopy | E |
| 'Neath which I breathe the soothing balm | I |
| That Jesus intercedes for me | E |
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| And when I reach the sea of death | J |
| To sail its silent waters o'er | K |
| This thought shall calm my latest breath | J |
| And waft me to the golden shore | A |
| Not only that my Savior died | L |
| The atoning lamb on Calvary | E |
| But was there ever love so wide | L |
| Still lives and intercedes for me | E |
Nannie R. Glass
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