Hymn 77 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA B BBCC DEFF GHII JJKK BBLL| The love of Christ to the church in his language to her | A |
| and provisions for her | A |
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| SS | B |
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| Now in the galleries of his grace | B |
| Appears the King and thus he says | B |
| How fair my saints are in my sight | C |
| My love how pleasant for delight | C |
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| Kind is thy language sovereign Lord | D |
| There's heav'nly grace in every word | E |
| From that dear mouth a stream divine | F |
| Flows sweeter than the choicest wine | F |
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| Such wondrous love awakes the lip | G |
| Of saints that were almost asleep | H |
| To speak the praises of thy name | I |
| And makes our cold affections flame | I |
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| These are the joys he lets us know | J |
| In fields and villages below | J |
| Gives us a relish of his love | K |
| But keeps his noblest feast above | K |
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| In Paradise within the gates | B |
| A higher entertainment waits | B |
| Fruits new and old laid up in store | L |
| Where we shall feed but thirst no more | L |
Isaac Watts
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