The Garden Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACBA DEFDEF| Behind the pinions of the Seraphim | A |
| Whose wings flame out upon the swinging spheres | B |
| There is a Voice that speaks the numbered years | B |
| Until that Day when all comes back to Him | A |
| Behind the faces of the Cherubim | A |
| Whose smiles of love are seen through broken tears | C |
| There is a Face that every creature fears | B |
| The Face of Love no veil may ever dim | A |
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| O Angels of Glad Laughter and of Song | D |
| Your voices sound so near the little wall | E |
| Can scarcely hide the trees that bend and nod | F |
| Unbar the gate for you have waited long | D |
| To show the Garden that was made for all | E |
| Where all is safe beneath the Smile of God | F |
Thomas S. Jones, Jr.
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