Psalm Iii: My God, How Many Are My Fears Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH JKLF MNON PQRL OSTS UVKVMy God how many are my fears | A |
How fast my foes increase | B |
Conspiring my eternal death | C |
They break my present peace | B |
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The lying tempter would persuade | D |
There's no relief from heaven | E |
And all my swelling sins appear | F |
Too big to be forgiven | E |
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But thou my glory and my strength | G |
Shall on the tempter tread | H |
Shall silence all my threat'ning guilt | I |
And raise my drooping head | H |
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I cried and from his holy hill | J |
He bowed a list'ning ear | K |
I called my Father and my God | L |
And He subdued my fear | F |
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He shed soft slumbers on mine eyes | M |
In spite of all my foes | N |
I woke and wondered at the grace | O |
That guarded my repose | N |
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What through the hosts of death and hell | P |
All armed against me stood | Q |
Terrors no more shall shake my soul | R |
My refuge is my God | L |
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Arise O Lord fulfill thy grace | O |
While I thy glory sing | S |
My God has broke the serpent's teeth | T |
And death has lost his sting | S |
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Salvation to the Lord belongs | U |
His arm alone can save | V |
Blessings attend thy people here | K |
And reach beyond the grave | V |
Isaac Watts
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