Hymn 110 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDCD EFEF GHGH IJKL GAMA| Death and immediate glory | A |
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| Cor | B |
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| There is a house not made with hands | C |
| Eternal and on high | D |
| And here my spirit waiting stands | C |
| Till God shall bid it fly | D |
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| Shortly this prison of my clay | E |
| Must be dissolved and fall | F |
| Then O my soul with joy obey | E |
| Thy heav'nly Father's call | F |
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| 'Tis he by his almighty grace | G |
| That forms thee fit for heav'n | H |
| And as an earnest of the place | G |
| Has his own Spirit giv'n | H |
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| We walk by faith of joys to come | I |
| Faith lives upon his word | J |
| But while the body is our home | K |
| We're absent from the Lord | L |
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| 'Tis pleasant to believe thy grace | G |
| But we had rather see | A |
| We would be absent from the flesh | M |
| And present Lord with thee | A |
Isaac Watts
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