Flowers Of The Dust Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCAA DDCC EFGG| The Mills of God grind slowly but they grind exceeding small | A |
| So soft and slow the great wheels go they scarcely move at all | A |
| But the souls of men fall into them and are powdered into dust | B |
| And in that dust grow the Passion Flowers Love Hope Trust | B |
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| Most wondrous their upspringing in the dust of the Grinding Mills | C |
| And rare beyond the telling the fragrance each distils | C |
| Some grow up tall and stately and some grow sweet and small | A |
| But Life out of Death is in each one with purpose grow they all | A |
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| For that dust is God's own garden and the Lord Christ tends it fair | D |
| With oh such loving tenderness and oh such patient care | D |
| In sorrow the seeds are planted they are watered with bitter tears | C |
| But their roots strike down to the Water Springs and the Sources of the Years | C |
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| These flowers of Christ's own providence they wither not nor die | E |
| But flourish fair and fairer still through all eternity | F |
| In the Dust of the Mills and in travail the amaranth seeds are sown | G |
| But the Flowers in their full beauty climb the Pillars of the Throne | G |
William Arthur Dunkerley (john Oxenham)
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