Psalm 102 Part 1 Poem Rhyme Scheme

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v	A
C M	B
A prayer of the afflicted	C
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Hear me O God nor hide thy face	D
But answer lest I die	E
Hast thou not built a throne of grace	D
To hear when sinners cry	E
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My days are wasted like the smoke	F
Dissolving in the air	G
My strength is dried my heart is broke	F
And sinking in despair	G
	-
My spirits flag like with'ring grass	H
Burnt with excessive heat	I
In secret groans my minutes pass	H
And I forget to eat	I
	-
As on some lonely building's top	J
The sparrow tells her moan	K
Far from the tents of joy and hope	L
I sit and grieve alone	K
	-
My soul is like a wilderness	M
Where beasts of midnight howl	N
There the sad raven finds her place	D
And there the screaming owl	N
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Dark dismal thoughts and boding fears	O
Dwell in my troubled breast	P
While sharp reproaches wound my ears	O
Nor give my spirit rest	P
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My cup is mingled with my woes	Q
And tears are my repast	P
My daily bread like ashes grows	Q
Unpleasant to my taste	P
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Sense can afford no real joy	R
To souls that feel thy frown	S
Lord 'twas thy hand advanced me high	E
Thy hand hath cast me down	S
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My looks like withered leaves appear	T
And life's declining light	P
Grows faint as evening shadows are	U
That vanish into night	P
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But thou for ever art the same	V
O my eternal God	P
Ages to come shall know thy name	V
And spread thy works abroad	P
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Thou wilt arise and show thy face	D
Nor will my Lord delay	W
Beyond th' appointed hour of grace	D
That long expected day	W
	-
He hears his saints he knows their cry	E
And by mysterious ways	X
Redeems the pris'ners doomed to die	E
And fills their tongues with praise	X

Isaac Watts

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