Grace, 'tis A Charming Sound Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFGF HIHJ CCCK LMNM OPOP| Grace tis a charming sound | A |
| Harmonious to mine ear | B |
| Heaven with the echo shall resound | A |
| And all the earth shall hear | B |
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| Grace first contrived the way | C |
| To save rebellious man | D |
| And all the steps that grace display | C |
| Which drew the wondrous plan | D |
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| Grace first inscribed my name | E |
| In God s eternal book | F |
| Twas grace that gave me to the Lamb | G |
| Who all my sorrows took | F |
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| Grace led my roving feet | H |
| To tread the heavenly road | I |
| And new supplies each hour I meet | H |
| While pressing on to God | J |
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| Grace taught my soul to pray | C |
| And made mine eyes o erflow | C |
| Twas grace which kept me to this day | C |
| And will not let me go | K |
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| Grace all the work shall crown | L |
| Through everlasting days | M |
| It lays in heaven the topmost stone | N |
| And well deserves the praise | M |
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| O let Thy grace inspire | O |
| My soul with strength divine | P |
| My all my powers to Thee aspire | O |
| And all my days be Thine | P |
Augustus Montague Toplady
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