If, On A Quiet Sea Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABA CDEDE FEFEF GHGHGIf on a quiet sea toward heaven we calmly sail | A |
With grateful hearts O God to Thee | B |
We ll own the favoring gale | A |
With grateful hearts O God to Thee | B |
We ll own the favoring gale | A |
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But should the surges rise and rest delay to come | C |
Blest be the tempest kind the storm | D |
Which drives us nearer home | E |
Blest be the tempest kind the storm | D |
Which drives us nearer home | E |
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Soon shall our doubts and fears all yield to Thy control | F |
Thy tender mercies shall illume | E |
The midnight of the soul | F |
Thy tender mercies shall illume | E |
The midnight of the soul | F |
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Teach us in every state to make Thy will our own | G |
And when the joys of sense depart | H |
To live by faith alone | G |
And when the joys of sense depart | H |
To live by faith alone | G |
Augustus Montague Toplady
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