A Silent Te Deum Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEEFGHIJKEHELLEMM ENEOPNQHQEEPPN| We thank Thee Lord | A |
| For all Thy Golden Silences | B |
| For every Sabbath from the world's turmoil | C |
| For every respite from the stress of life | D |
| Silence of moorlands rolling to the skies | E |
| Heath purpled bracken clad aflame with gorse | E |
| Silence of grey tors crouching in the mist | F |
| Silence of deep woods' mystic cloistered calm | G |
| Silence of wide seas basking in the sun | H |
| Silence of white peaks soaring to the blue | I |
| Silence of dawnings when their matins sung | J |
| The little birds do fall asleep again | K |
| For the deep silence of high golden noons | E |
| Silence of gloamings and the setting sun | H |
| Silence of moonlit nights and patterned glades | E |
| Silence of stars magnificently still | L |
| Yet ever chanting their Creator's skill | L |
| For that high silence of Thine Open House | E |
| Dim branching roof and lofty pillared aisle | M |
| Where burdened hearts find rest in Thee awhile | M |
| Silence of friendship telling more than words | E |
| Silence of hearts close knitting heart to heart | N |
| Silence of joys too wonderful for words | E |
| Silence of sorrows when Thou drawest near | O |
| Silence of soul wherein we come to Thee | P |
| And find ourselves in Thine Immensity | N |
| For that great silence where Thou dwell'st alone | Q |
| Father Spirit Son in One | H |
| Keeping watch above Thine Own | Q |
| Deep unto deep within us sound sweet chords | E |
| Of praise beyond the reach of human words | E |
| In our souls' silence feeling only Thee | P |
| We thank Thee thank Thee | P |
| Thank Thee Lord | N |
William Arthur Dunkerley (john Oxenham)
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