Where Is Your Dwelling, Ye Sainted? (air.--hasse.) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHGHGCGI JKJLAECE| Where is your dwelling ye Sainted | A |
| Thro' what Elysium more bright | B |
| Than fancy or hope ever painted | C |
| Walk ye in glory and light | B |
| Who the same kingdom inherits | D |
| Breathes there a soul that may dare | E |
| Look to that world of Spirits | F |
| Or hope to dwell with you there | E |
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| Sages who even in exploring | G |
| Nature thro' all her bright ways | H |
| Went like the Seraphs adoring | G |
| And veiled your eyes in the blaze | H |
| Martyrs who left for our reaping | G |
| Truths you had sown in your blood | C |
| Sinners whom long years of weeping | G |
| Chastened from evil to good | I |
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| Maidens who like the young Crescent | J |
| Turning away your pale brows | K |
| From earth and the light of the Present | J |
| Looked to your Heavenly Spouse | L |
| Say thro' what region enchanted | A |
| Walk ye in Heaven's sweet air | E |
| Say to what spirits 'tis granted | C |
| Bright souls to dwell with you there | E |
Thomas Moore
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