Credo Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCDEECDDFFFGAFHF| Not what but WHOM I do believe | A |
| That in my darkest hour of need | B |
| Hath comfort that no mortal creed | B |
| To mortal man may give | C |
| Not what but WHOM | D |
| For Christ is more than all the creeds | E |
| And His full life of gentle deeds | E |
| Shall all the creeds outlive | C |
| Not what I do believe but WHOM | D |
| WHO walks beside me in the gloom | D |
| WHO shares the burden wearisome | F |
| WHO all the dim way doth illume | F |
| And bids me look beyond the tomb | F |
| The larger life to live | G |
| Not what I do believe | A |
| BUT WHOM | F |
| Not what | H |
| But WHOM | F |
William Arthur Dunkerley (john Oxenham)
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