His Pilgrimage Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDE FCFCGGHHIIJJ| Give me my scallop shell of quiet | A |
| My staff of faith to walk upon | B |
| My scrip of joy immortal diet | A |
| My bottle of salvation | C |
| My gown of glory hope's true gage | D |
| And thus I'll take my pilgrimage | E |
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| Blood must be my body's balmer | F |
| No other balm will there be given | C |
| Whilst my soul like quiet palmer | F |
| Travelleth towards the land of heaven | C |
| Over the silver mountains | G |
| Where spring the nectar fountains | G |
| There will I kiss | H |
| The bowl of bliss | H |
| And drink mine everlasting fill | I |
| Upon every milken hill | I |
| My soul will be a dry before | J |
| But after it will thirst no more | J |
Sir Walter Raleigh
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