Prayers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBCBC DEDEEFEF GHGHHAHA| God who created me | A |
| Nimble and light of limb | B |
| In three elements free | A |
| To run to ride to swim | B |
| Not when the sense is dim | B |
| But now from the heart of joy | C |
| I would remember Him | B |
| Take the thanks of a boy | C |
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| Jesu King and Lord | D |
| Whose are my foes to fight | E |
| Gird me with Thy sword | D |
| Swift and sharp and bright | E |
| Thee would I serve if I might | E |
| And conquer if I can | F |
| From day dawn till night | E |
| Take the strength of a man | F |
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| Spirit of Love and Truth | G |
| Breathing in grosser clay | H |
| The light and flame of youth | G |
| Delight of men in the fray | H |
| Wisdom in strength's decay | H |
| From pain strife wrong to be free | A |
| This best gift I pray | H |
| Take my spirit to Thee | A |
Henry Charles Beeching
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