Hymn 108 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDEF GHGH IJIJChrist unseen and beloved | A |
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Pet | B |
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Now with our mortal eyes | C |
Have we beheld the Lord | D |
Yet we rejoice to hear his name | E |
And love him in his word | F |
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On earth we want the sight | G |
Of our Redeemer's face | H |
Yet Lord our inmost thoughts delight | G |
To dwell upon thy grace | H |
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And when we taste thy love | I |
Our joys divinely grow | J |
Unspeakable like those above | I |
And heav'n begins below | J |
Isaac Watts
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