Hymn (from The German Of Martin Luther) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD BBEE FFGG| O heart of mine lift up thine eyes | A |
| And see who in yon manger lies | A |
| Of perfect form of face divine | B |
| It is the Christ child heart of mine | B |
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| O dearest holiest Christ child spread | C |
| Within this heart of mine thy bed | C |
| Then shall my breast forever be | D |
| A chamber consecrate to thee | D |
| - | |
| Beat high to day O heart of mine | B |
| And tell O lips what joys are thine | B |
| For with your help shall I prolong | E |
| Old Bethlehem's sweetest cradle song | E |
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| Glory to God whom this dear Child | F |
| Hath by His coming reconciled | F |
| And whose redeeming love again | G |
| Brings peace on earth good will to men | G |
Eugene Field
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