He Is Safe Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDAE FAGH IJKLCMNOPPEQAAFCARST UCVAW'And it shall come to pass at eventide | A |
There shall be light ' Lord it hath come to pass | B |
As one day to the world so now to me | C |
Thine advent My dark eve is white as noon | D |
My year so sour and green is gold and red | A |
Mine eyes have seen Thy Goodness All is done | E |
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All things bespeak an end I am come near | F |
The crown o' this steep earth My feet still stand | A |
Cold in the western shadow but my brow | G |
Lives in the living light The toil is o'er | H |
Surely 'He giveth His beloved Rest ' | - |
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I feel two worlds one ends and one begins | I |
Methinks I dwell in both being much here | J |
But more hereafter even as when the nurse | K |
Doth give the babe into the mother's arms | L |
And she who hath not quite resigned and she | C |
Who hath not all received support in twain | M |
The single burden ne'ertheless the babe | N |
Already tastes its mother Lord I come | O |
Thy signs are in me 'He shall wipe away | P |
All tears ' Thou see'st my tears are wiped away | P |
'There shall be no more pain ' Lord it is done | E |
Here there is no more pain 'The sun no more | Q |
Shall be their light by day ' even so Lord | A |
I need no light of sun or moon My heart | A |
Is as a lamp of jasper crystal clear | F |
Dark when Thy light is out but lit with Thee | C |
The sun may be a suckling at this breast | A |
And milk a nobler glory Lord I know | R |
Mine hour This painful world that was of thorns | S |
Is roses Like a fragrance thro' my soul | T |
I breathe a balm of slumber Let me sleep | U |
Bring me my easy pillows Margery | C |
I am asleep this oak is soft all things | V |
Are rest I sink as into bliss O Lord | A |
Now lettest Thou Thy servant depart in peace | W |
Sydney Thompson Dobell
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