A Lesson In Humility Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBABA CDEFDE'Tis time my soul thou shouldst be purged of pride | A |
What men are these with thee whose ill deeds done | B |
Make thee thus shrink from them and be denied | A |
They are but as thou art each mother's son | B |
A convict in transgression Here is one | B |
Sayest thou who struck his fellow and he died | A |
And yet he weeps hot tears Do thy tears run | B |
This other thieved yet clasps Christ crucified | A |
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Where is thy greater virtue Thinkest thou sin | C |
Is but crime's record on the judgment seat | D |
Or must thou wait for death to be bowed down | E |
Oh for a righteous reading which should join | F |
Thy deeds together in an accusing sheet | D |
And leave thee if thou couldst to face men's frown | E |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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