That Jewish Lad Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CDCDEFEF GHGHIJIJ KLMLNGNG| There is a lad here which hath five barley loaves and | A |
| two small fishes John | B |
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| He must have been a thoughtful youth | C |
| His name the record has not given | D |
| But if his heart imbibed the truth | C |
| 'Tis written in the books of heaven | D |
| A cipher in the multitude | E |
| He followed with his meager store | F |
| And far from his perception crude | E |
| The miracle that made it more | F |
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| With loaves and fishes few this lad | G |
| By power and aid of one divine | H |
| Has made the hungry thousands glad | G |
| And God's providing power to shine | H |
| When at the midweek hour of prayer | I |
| Ye faithful mourn your number few | J |
| Pray He who fed that throng be there | I |
| Your faith and vigor to renew | J |
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| He will your meek petitions hear | K |
| Which like those loaves and fishes small | L |
| Will cause his glory to appear | M |
| In showers of blessing that will fall | L |
| The centuries are sweeping by | N |
| Bearing their millions gay and sad | G |
| And wafting those to realms on high | N |
| Who follow with that Jewish lad | G |
Nannie R. Glass
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