I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes Unto The Hills Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCCCCDCD EFGFHIHICJCJ KLKMNONPCCCC CBCBCQCQCRCRI am pale with sick desire | A |
For my heart is far away | B |
From this world's fitful fire | A |
And this world's waning day | B |
In a dream it overleaps | C |
A world of tedious ills | C |
To where the sunshine sleeps | C |
On the everlasting hills | C |
Say the Saints There Angels ease us | C |
Glorified and white | D |
They say We rest in Jesus | C |
Where is not day or night | D |
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My soul saith I have sought | E |
For a home that is not gained | F |
I have spent yet nothing bought | G |
Have laboured but not attained | F |
My pride strove to mount and grow | H |
And hath but dwindled down | I |
My love sought love and lo | H |
Hath not attained its crown | I |
Say the Saints Fresh souls increase us | C |
None languish or recede | J |
They say We love our Jesus | C |
And He loves us indeed | J |
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I cannot rise above | K |
I cannot rest beneath | L |
I cannot find out love | K |
Or escape from death | M |
Dear hopes and joys gone by | N |
Still mock me with a name | O |
My best beloved die | N |
And I cannot die with them | P |
Say the Saints No deaths decrease us | C |
Where our rest is glorious | C |
They say We live in Jesus | C |
Who once died for us | C |
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O my soul she beats her wings | C |
And pants to fly away | B |
Up to immortal things | C |
In the heavenly day | B |
Yet she flags and almost faints | C |
Can such be meant for me | Q |
Come and see say the Saints | C |
Saith Jesus Come and see | Q |
Say the Saints His pleasures please us | C |
Before God and the Lamb | R |
Come and taste My sweets saith Jesus | C |
Be with Me where I am | R |
Christina Rossetti
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