Hymn 38 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC BDBE FGHI JKJL MNMALove to God | A |
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Happy the heart where graces reign | B |
Where love inspires the breast | C |
Love is the brightest of the train | B |
And strengthens all the rest | C |
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Knowledge alas 'tis all in vain | B |
And all in vain our fear | D |
Our stubborn sins will fight and reign | B |
If love be absent there | E |
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'Tis love that makes our cheerful feet | F |
In swift obedience move | G |
The devils know and tremble too | H |
But Satan cannot love | I |
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This is the grace that lives and sings | J |
When faith and hope shall cease | K |
'Tis this shall strike our joyful strings | J |
In the sweet realms of bliss | L |
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Before we quite forsake our clay | M |
Or leave this dark abode | N |
The wings of love bear us away | M |
To see our smiling God | A |
Isaac Watts
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