We Meet At The Judgment And I Fear It Not Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAA BBCCDDEE FFGGHHIIJJ| Though better men may fear that trumpet's warning | A |
| I meet you lady on the Judgment morning | A |
| With golden hope my spirit still adorning | A |
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| Our God who made you all so fair and sweet | B |
| Is three times gentle and before his feet | B |
| Rejoicing I shall say The girl you gave | C |
| Was my first Heaven an angel bent to save | C |
| Oh God her maker if my ingrate breath | D |
| Is worth this rescue from the Second Death | D |
| Perhaps her dear proud eyes grow gentler too | E |
| That scorned my graceless years and trophies few | E |
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| Gone are those years and gone ill deeds that turned | F |
| Her sacred beauty from my songs that burned | F |
| We now as comrades through the stars may take | G |
| The rich and arduous quests I did forsake | G |
| Grant me a seraph guide to thread the throng | H |
| And quickly find that woman soul so strong | H |
| I dream that in her deeply hidden heart | I |
| Hurt love lived on though we were apart | I |
| A brooding secret mercy like your own | J |
| That blooms to day to vindicate your throne | J |
Vachel Lindsay
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