On The Last Epiphany (or Christ Coming To Judgment) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDDEEFFGGHII| Behold just coming from above | A |
| The judge with majesty and love | A |
| The sky divides and rolls away | B |
| T'admit him through the realms of day | B |
| The sun astonished hides its face | C |
| The moon and stars with wonder gaze | D |
| At Jesu's bright superior rays | D |
| Dread lightnings flash and thunders roar | E |
| And shake the earth and briny shore | E |
| The trumpet sounds at heaven's command | F |
| And pierceth through the sea and land | F |
| The dead in each now hear the voice | G |
| The sinners fear and saints rejoice | G |
| For now the awful hour is come | H |
| When every tenant of the tomb | I |
| Must rise and take his everlasting doom | I |
Thomas Chatterton
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