Psalm 147 Part 2 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CDEE FFGG EEEE HHII EEEE JJKL| Summer and winter | A |
| A Song for Great Britain | B |
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| O Britain praise thy mighty God | C |
| And make his honors known abroad | D |
| He bid the ocean round thee flow | E |
| Not bars of brass could guard thee so | E |
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| Thy children are secure and blest | F |
| Thy shores have peace thy cities rest | F |
| He feeds thy sons with finest wheat | G |
| And adds his blessing to their meat | G |
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| Thy changing seasons he ordains | E |
| Thine early and thy latter rains | E |
| His flakes of snow like wool he sends | E |
| And thus the springing corn defends | E |
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| With hoary frost he strews the ground | H |
| His hail descends with clatt'ring sound | H |
| Where is the man so vainly bold | I |
| That dares defy his dreadful cold | I |
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| He bids the southern breezes blow | E |
| The ice dissolves the waters flow | E |
| But he hath nobler works and ways | E |
| To call the Britons to his praise | E |
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| To all the isle his laws are shown | J |
| His gospel through the nation known | J |
| He hath not thus revealed his word | K |
| To every land praise ye the Lord | L |
Isaac Watts
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