The Gracious Provider Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADEDEFF| They need not go away the Master said | A |
| Give ye to them Ah Lord behold our store | B |
| These loaves these fishes see we have no more | B |
| How shall this fainting throng with these be fed | A |
| Make them sit down and the disciples sped | A |
| To do His will He blessed and brake and gave | C |
| And as they ate each heart grew strong and brave | C |
| Filled till they craved no more with hallowed bread | A |
| Thus when our hearts grow faint and stores are small | D |
| And thou demandest all that we possess | E |
| O help us Lord to bring that little all | D |
| Knowing shouldst thou the gift accept and bless | E |
| Our worthless store so changed and glorified | F |
| Ourselves shall feed and fainting throngs beside | F |
Pamela S. Vining, (j. C. Yule)
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