Quo Vadis? Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEDFDGDDHEH DDDDIJK LMLDNNND| Peter outworn | A |
| And menaced by the sword | B |
| Shook off the dust of Rome | C |
| And as he fled | D |
| Met one with eager face | E |
| Hastening cityward | D |
| And to his vast amaze | F |
| It was The Lord | D |
| Lord whither goest Thou | G |
| He cried importunate | D |
| And Christ replied | D |
| Peter I suffer loss | H |
| I go to take thy place | E |
| To bear thy cross | H |
| - | |
| Then Peter bowed his head | D |
| Discomforted | D |
| There at the Master's feet | D |
| Found grace complete | D |
| And courage and new faith | I |
| And turned with Him | J |
| To Death | K |
| - | |
| So we | L |
| Whene'er we fail | M |
| Of our full duty | L |
| Cast on Him our load | D |
| Who suffered sore for us | N |
| Who frail flesh wore for us | N |
| Who all things bore for us | N |
| On Christ The Lord | D |
William Arthur Dunkerley (john Oxenham)
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