Lord, Who Shall Bear That Day. (air.--dr. Boyce.) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDD AEAEDD BFBFDD| Lord who shall bear that day so dread so splendid | A |
| When we shall see thy Angel hovering o'er | B |
| This sinful world with hand to heaven extended | A |
| And hear him swear by Thee that time's no more | C |
| When Earth shall feel thy fast consuming ray | D |
| Who Mighty God oh who shall bear that day | D |
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| When thro' the world thy awful call hath sounded | A |
| Wake all ye Dead to judgment wake ye Dead | E |
| And from the clouds by seraph eyes surrounded | A |
| The Saviour shall put forth his radiant head | E |
| While Earth and Heaven before Him pass away | D |
| Who Mighty God oh who shall bear that day | D |
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| When with a glance the Eternal Judge shall sever | B |
| Earth's evil spirits from the pure and bright | F |
| And say to those Depart from me for ever | B |
| To these Come dwell with me in endless light | F |
| When each and all in silence take their way | D |
| Who Mighty God oh who shall bear that day | D |
Thomas Moore
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