Psalm 8 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EFGF HIBJ KLML DNOP QRSR TUSV BCDC

God's sovereignty and goodnessA
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O Lord our heav'nly KingB
Thy name is all divineC
Thy glories round the earth are spreadD
And o'er the heav'ns they shineC
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When to thy works on highE
I raise my wondering eyesF
And see the moon complete in lightG
Adorn the darksome skiesF
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When I survey the starsH
And all their shining formsI
Lord what is man that worthless thingB
Akin to dust and wormsJ
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Lord what is worthless manK
That thou shouldst love him soL
Next to thine angels is he placedM
And lord of all belowL
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Thine honors crown his headD
While beasts like slaves obeyN
And birds that cut the air with wingsO
And fish that cleave the seaP
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How rich thy bounties areQ
And wondrous are thy waysR
Of dust and worms thy power can frameS
A monument of praiseR
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Out of the mouths of babesT
And sucklings thou canst drawU
Surprising honors to thy nameS
And strike the world with aweV
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O Lord our heav'nly KingB
Thy name is all divineC
Thy glories round the earth are spreadD
And o'er the heav'ns they shineC

Isaac Watts



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