The Spirit Of Prayer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BB CC DD BB EE FF| Wouldst thou have that good that blessed mind | A |
| That is so much to heavenly things inclin'd | A |
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| That it aloft will soar and always be | B |
| Contemplating on blest eternity | B |
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| That mind that never thinks itself at rest | C |
| But when it knows it is for ever blest | C |
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| That mind that can be here no more content | D |
| Than he that in the prison doth lament | D |
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| That blessed mind that counts itself then free | B |
| When it can at the throne with Jesus be | B |
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| There to behold the mansions he prepares | E |
| For such as be with him and his co heirs | E |
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| This mind is in the covenant of grace | F |
| And shall be theirs that truly seek his face | F |
John Bunyan
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About The Spirit Of Prayer
The Spirit Of Prayer is a poem by John Bunyan. This page includes the poem text, poet information, related topics, comments, and similar poems.