To This End Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CADA EBFB GHIH JKLK MNOJ| And hast Thou help for such as me | A |
| Sin weary stained forlorn | B |
| Yea then if not for such as thee | A |
| To what end was I born | B |
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| But I have strayed so far away | C |
| So oft forgotten Thee | A |
| No smallest thing that thou hast done | D |
| But was all known to Me | A |
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| And I have followed other gods | E |
| And brought Thy name to scorn | B |
| It was to win thee back from them | F |
| I wore the crown of thorn | B |
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| And spite of all Thou canst forgive | G |
| And still attend my cry | H |
| Dear heart for this end I did live | I |
| To this end did I die | H |
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| And if I fall away again | J |
| And bring Thy Love to shame | K |
| I'll find thee out where'er thou art | L |
| And still thy love will claim | K |
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| All this for me whose constant lack | M |
| Doth cause Thee constant pain | N |
| For this I lived for this I died | O |
| For this I live again | J |
William Arthur Dunkerley (john Oxenham)
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