Road-mates Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BB CC DD EF GG HH AA| From deepest depth O Lord I cry to Thee | A |
| My Love runs quick to your necessity | A |
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| I am bereft my soul is sick with loss | B |
| Dear one I know My heart broke on the Cross | B |
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| What most I loved is gone I walk alone | C |
| My Love shall more than fill his place my own | C |
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| The burden is too great for me to bear | D |
| Not when I'm here to take an equal share | D |
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| The road is long and very wearisome | E |
| Just on in front I see the light of home | F |
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| The night is black I fear to go astray | G |
| Hold My hand fast I'll lead you all the way | G |
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| My eyes are dim with weeping all the night | H |
| With one soft kiss I will restore your sight | H |
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| And Thou wilt do all this for me for me | A |
| For this I came to bear you company | A |
William Arthur Dunkerley (john Oxenham)
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