Holy Thursday (experience) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDEA FGHG FIGI| Is this a holy thing to see | A |
| In a rich and fruitful land | B |
| Babes reduced to misery | A |
| Fed with cold and usurous hand | B |
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| Is that trembling cry a song | C |
| Can it be a song of joy | D |
| And so many children poor | E |
| It is a land of poverty | A |
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| And their sun does never shine | F |
| And their fields are bleak amp bare | G |
| And their ways are fill'd with thorns | H |
| It is eternal winter there | G |
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| For where e'er the sun does shine | F |
| And where e'er the rain does fall | I |
| Babe can never hunger there | G |
| Nor poverty the mind appall | I |
William Blake
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