Psalm 146 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDE FGHH IIJJ KKLL MNOO PPQR SSTTPraise to God for his goodness and truth | A |
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Praise ye the Lord my heart shall join | B |
In work so pleasant so divine | C |
Now while the flesh is mine abode | D |
And when my soul ascends to God | E |
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Praise shall employ my noblest powers | F |
While immortality endures | G |
My days of praise shall ne'er be past | H |
While life and thought and being last | H |
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Why should I make a man my trust | I |
Princes must die and turn to dust | I |
Their breath departs their pomp and power | J |
And thoughts all vanish in an hour | J |
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Happy the man whose hopes rely | K |
On Isr'el's God he made the sky | K |
And earth and seas with all their train | L |
And none shall find his promise vain | L |
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His truth for ever stands secure | M |
He saves th' oppressed he feeds the poor | N |
He sends the lab'ring conscience peace | O |
And grants the pris'ner sweet release | O |
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The Lord hath eyes to give the blind | P |
The Lord supports the sinking mind | P |
He helps the stranger in distress | Q |
The widow and the fatherless | R |
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He loves his saints he knows them well | S |
But turns the wicked down to hell | S |
Thy God O Zion ever reigns | T |
Praise him in everlasting strains | T |
Isaac Watts
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