The High Things Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CB DB EB FB GB HB IB JB| The Greatest Day that ever dawned | A |
| It was a Winter's Morn | B |
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| The Finest Temple ever built | C |
| Was a Shed where a Babe was born | B |
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| The Sweetest Robes by woman wrought | D |
| Were the Swaths by the Baby worn | B |
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| And the Fairest Hair the world has seen | E |
| Those Locks that were never shorn | B |
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| The Noblest Crown man ever wore | F |
| It was the Plaited Thorn | B |
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| The Grandest Death man ever died | G |
| It was the Death of Scorn | B |
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| The Sorest Grief by woman known | H |
| Was the Mother Maid's forlorn | B |
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| The Deepest Sorrows e'er endured | I |
| Were by The Outcast borne | B |
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| The Truest Heart the world e'er broke | J |
| Was the Heart by man's sins torn | B |
William Arthur Dunkerley (john Oxenham)
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