The Disciple Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBCDAD AEFEBGAG ABHBIJHJ AKBKBLAL AMLMNOAOHe that hath a Gospel | A |
To loose upon Mankind | B |
Though he serve it utterly | C |
Body soul and mind | B |
Though he go to Calvary | C |
Daily for its gain | D |
It is His Disciple | A |
Shall make his labour vain | D |
- | |
He that hath a Gospel | A |
For all earth to own | E |
Though he etch it on the steel | F |
Or carve it on the stone | E |
Not to be misdoubted | B |
Through the after days | G |
It is His Disciple | A |
Shall read it many ways | G |
- | |
It is His Disciple | A |
Ere Those Bones are dust | B |
Who shall change the Charter | H |
Who shall split the Trust | B |
Amplify distinctions | I |
Rationalize the Claim | J |
Preaching that the Master | H |
Would have done the same | J |
- | |
It is His Disciple | A |
Who shall tell us how | K |
Much the Master would have scrapped | B |
Had he lived till now | K |
What he would have modified | B |
Of what he said before | L |
It is His Disciple | A |
Shall do this and more | L |
- | |
He that hath a Gospel | A |
Whereby Heaven is won | M |
Carpenter or cameleer | L |
Or Maya's dreaming son | M |
Many swords shall pierce Him | N |
Mingling blood with gall | O |
But His Own Disciple | A |
Shall wound Him worst of all | O |
Rudyard Kipling
(1)
Poem topics: , Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
Submit Spanish Translation
Submit German Translation
Submit French Translation
Write your comment about The Disciple poem by Rudyard Kipling
Best Poems of Rudyard Kipling