Of Uprightness And Sincerity Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AA BB CC DD EF GG HH II JJ EK LA MM NN OP QQ MM

Wouldst thou be very upright and sincereA
Wouldst thou be that within thou dost appearA
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Or seem to be in outward exerciseB
Before the most devout and godly wiseB
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Yea art thou thus when no eye doth thee seeC
But that which is invisible and beC
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The words of God in truth thy prop and stayD
And do they in thy conscience bear more swayD
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To govern thee in faith and holinessE
Than thou canst with thy heart and mouth expressF
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And do the things that truly are divineG
Before thee more than gold or rubies shineG
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And if as unto Solomon God shouldH
Propound to thee What wouldst thou have how wouldH
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Thy heart and pulse beat after heav'nly thingsI
After the upper and the nether springsI
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Couldst with unfeigned heart and upright lipJ
Cry Hold me fast Lord never let me slipJ
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Nor step aside from faith and holinessE
Nor from the blessed hope of future blissK
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Lord rather cross me anywhere than hereL
Lord fill me always with thy holy fearA
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And godly jealousy of mine own heartM
Lest I Lord should at any time departM
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From thy most blessed covenant of graceN
Where Jesus rules as King and where thy faceN
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Is only to be seen with comfort andO
Where sinners justified before thee standP
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If these thy groanings be sincere and trueQ
If God doth count thee one that dost pursueQ
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The things thou cryest after with thy heartM
No doubt but in them thou shalt have a partM

John Bunyan



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