Hymn 73 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A B CDBB BBEE FFBB GHBB BBBB IIGH BBJJ

The church's beauty in the eyes of ChristA
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SSB
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Kind is the speech of Christ our LordC
Affection sounds in every wordD
Lo thou art fair my love he criesB
Not the young doves have sweeter eyesB
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Sweet are thy lips thy pleasing voiceB
Salutes mine ear with secret joysB
No spice so much delights the smellE
Nor milk nor honey tastes so wellE
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Thou art all fair my bride to meF
I will behold no spot in theeF
What mighty wonders love performsB
And puts a comeliness on wormsB
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Defiled and loathsome as we areG
He makes us white and calls us fairH
Adorns us with that heav'nly dressB
His graces and his righteousnessB
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My sister and my spouse he criesB
Bound to my heart by various tiesB
Thy powerful love my heart detainsB
In strong delight and pleasing chainsB
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He calls me from the leopard's denI
From this wild world of beasts and menI
To Zion where his glories areG
Not Lebanon is half so fairH
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Nor dens of prey nor flowery plainsB
Nor earthly joys nor earthly painsB
Shall hold my feet or force my stayJ
When Christ invites my soul awayJ

Isaac Watts



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