Psalm Cxlviii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBBBBBBB CDEEFFGGHH IIJJKLBBMM NOPPGGQRST HHMMSUVVAA

Come oh come with sacred laysA
Let us sound th' Almighty's praiseA
Hither bring in true concentB
Heart and voice and instrumentB
Let the orpharion sweetB
With the harp and viol meetB
To your voices tune the luteB
Let not tongue nor string be muteB
Nor a creature dumb be foundB
That hath cither voice or soundB
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Let such things as do not liveC
In still music praises giveD
Lowly pipe ye worms that creepE
On the earth or in the deepE
Loud aloft your voices strainF
Beasts and monsters of the mainF
Birds your warbling treble singG
Clouds your peals of thunder ringG
Sun and moon exalted higherH
And you stars augment the choirH
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Come ye sons of human raceI
In this chorus take your placeI
And amid this mortal throngJ
Be you masters of the songJ
Angels and celestial powersK
Be the noblest tenor yoursL
Let in praise of God the soundB
Run a never ending roundB
That our holy hymn may beM
Everlasting as is HeM
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From the earth's vast hollow wombN
Music's deepest bass shall comeO
Sea and floods from shore to shoreP
Shall the counter tenor roarP
To this concert when we singG
Whistling winds your descant bringG
Which may bear the sound aboveQ
Where the orb of fire doth moveR
And so climb from sphere to sphereS
Till our song th' Almighty hearT
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So shall He from heaven's high towerH
On the earth His blessing showerH
All this huge wide orb we seeM
Shall one choir one temple beM
There our voices we will rearS
Till we fill it everywhereU
And enforce the fiends that dwellV
In the air to sink to hellV
Then oh come with sacred laysA
Let us sound th' Almighty's praiseA

George Wither



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