Poland - Italy - Hungary Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAABBADEDDDD| In the great Darkness of the Passion graves | A |
| Were oped and many Saints which slept arose | B |
| So in this latter Darkness which doth close | C |
| Upon our noon That Peace Divine which saves | A |
| And blesses and from the celestial waves | A |
| Of whose now parted garment our worst woes | B |
| Did touch a healing virtue by our foes | B |
| Is crucified The inextricable slaves | A |
| Have slain what should have set them free Behold | D |
| The vail is rent Earth yawns the rocks are hurled | E |
| In twain and Kingdoms long since low and cold | D |
| Each with his dead forgotten brow enfurled | D |
| In that proud flag he fell upon of old | D |
| Come forth into the City of the World | D |
Sydney Thompson Dobell
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