Work Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFEF| Not to the Arch Idler be the honor given | A |
| Of first inventing work but to his Lord | B |
| Who made the light the firmament of heaven | A |
| And sun and moon and planets in accord | B |
| The land and cattle on it and the sea | C |
| And fish therein and flying fowl in air | D |
| And grass and herb and fair fruit yielding tree | C |
| And man His own similitude to wear | D |
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| Whose works are old and yet for ever new | E |
| Who all sustains with providential sway | F |
| Whose Son My Father worketh hitherto | E |
| And I work said and ere He went away | F |
| Finished the work thou gavest me to do | E |
| And unto us Work ye while it is day | F |
W. M. Mackeracher
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