Psalm 71 Part 2 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEDF GHIH JKJL MNCO PQPQ RLRS TUTU| v | A |
| C M | B |
| Christ our strength and righteousness | C |
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| My Savior my almighty Friend | D |
| When I begin thy praise | E |
| Where will the growing numbers end | D |
| The numbers of thy grace | F |
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| Thou art my everlasting trust | G |
| Thy goodness I adore | H |
| And since I knew thy graces first | I |
| I speak thy glories more | H |
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| My feet shall travel all the length | J |
| Of the celestial road | K |
| And march with courage in thy strength | J |
| To see my Father God | L |
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| When I am filled with sore distress | M |
| For some surprising sin | N |
| I'll plead thy perfect righteousness | C |
| And mention none but thine | O |
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| How will my lips rejoice to tell | P |
| The vict'ries of my King | Q |
| My soul redeemed from sin and hell | P |
| Shall thy salvation sing | Q |
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| My tongue shall all the day proclaim | R |
| My Savior and my God | L |
| His death has brought my foes to shame | R |
| And drowned them in his blood | S |
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| Awake awake my tuneful powers | T |
| With this delightful song | U |
| I'll entertain the darkest hours | T |
| Nor think the season long | U |
Isaac Watts
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