Psalm 45 Part 2 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCC DDEF GGHI JJKK LLMM NNOC| Christ and his church | A |
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| The King of saints how fair his face | B |
| Adorned with majesty and grace | B |
| He comes with blessings from above | C |
| And wins the nations to his love | C |
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| At his right hand our eyes behold | D |
| The queen arrayed in purest gold | D |
| The world admires her heav'nly dress | E |
| Her robe of joy and righteousness | F |
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| He forms her beauties like his own | G |
| He calls and seats her near his throne | G |
| Fair stranger let thine heart forget | H |
| The idols of thy native state | I |
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| So shall the King the more rejoice | J |
| In thee the favorite of his choice | J |
| Let him be loved and yet adored | K |
| For he's thy Maker and thy Lord | K |
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| O happy hour when thou shalt rise | L |
| To his fair palace in the skies | L |
| And all thy sons a numerous train | M |
| Each like a prince in glory reign | M |
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| Let endless honors crown his head | N |
| Let every age his praises spread | N |
| While we with cheerful songs approve | O |
| The condescensions of his love | C |
Isaac Watts
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