Morning Hymn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCE FGFG HFHF IJIJ KLML| O Lord of life thy quickening voice | A |
| Awakes my morning song | B |
| In gladsome words I would rejoice | A |
| That I to thee belong | B |
| - | |
| I see thy light I feel thy wind | C |
| The world it is thy word | D |
| Whatever wakes my heart and mind | C |
| Thy presence is my Lord | E |
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| The living soul which I call me | F |
| Doth love and long to know | G |
| It is a thought of living thee | F |
| Nor forth of thee can go | G |
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| Therefore I choose my highest part | H |
| And turn my face to thee | F |
| Therefore I stir my inmost heart | H |
| To worship fervently | F |
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| Lord let me live and will this day | I |
| Keep rising from the dead | J |
| Lord make my spirit good and gay | I |
| Give me my daily bread | J |
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| Within my heart speak Lord speak on | K |
| My heart alive to keep | L |
| Till comes the night and labour done | M |
| In thee I fall asleep | L |
George Macdonald
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