Psalm 147 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEDE FGFG HEHE ICIC GJGJ EKEK GLGM DNDOv | A |
C M | B |
The seasons of the year | C |
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With songs and honors sounding loud | D |
Address the Lord on high | E |
Over the heav'ns he spreads his cloud | D |
And waters veil the sky | E |
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He sends his showers of blessing down | F |
To cheer the plains below | G |
He makes the grass the mountains crown | F |
And corn in valleys grow | G |
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He gives the grazing ox his meat | H |
He hears the raven's cry | E |
But man who tastes his finest wheat | H |
Should raise his honors high | E |
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His steady counsels change the face | I |
Of the declining year | C |
He bids the sun cut short his race | I |
And wintry days appear | C |
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His hoary frost his fleecy snow | G |
Descend and clothe the ground | J |
The liquid streams forbear to flow | G |
In icy fetters bound | J |
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When from the dreadful stores on high | E |
He pours the rattling hail | K |
The wretch that dares this God defy | E |
Shall find his courage fail | K |
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He sends his word and melts the snow | G |
The fields no longer mourn | L |
He calls the warmer gales to blow | G |
And bids the spring return | M |
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The changing wind the flying cloud | D |
Obey his mighty word | N |
With songs and honors sounding loud | D |
Praise ye the sovereign Lord | O |
Isaac Watts
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