Your Harps, Ye Trembling Saints Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFG HCGC IJKJ LMNM OPOP| Your harps ye trembling saints | A |
| Down from the willows take | B |
| Loud to the praise of love divine | C |
| Bid every string awake | B |
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| Though in a foreign land | D |
| We are not far from home | E |
| And nearer to our house above | F |
| We every moment come | G |
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| His grace will to the end | H |
| Stronger and brighter shine | C |
| Nor present things nor things to come | G |
| Shall quench the spark divine | C |
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| When we in darkness walk | I |
| Nor feel the heavenly flame | J |
| Then is the time to trust our God | K |
| And rest upon His Name | J |
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| Soon shall our doubts and fears | L |
| Subside at His control | M |
| His lovingkindness shall break through | N |
| The midnight of the soul | M |
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| Blest is the man O Lord | O |
| That stays himself on Thee | P |
| Who wait for Thy salvation Lord | O |
| Shall thy salvation see | P |
Augustus Montague Toplady
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