Psal. I. Done Into Verse Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEEFFGGHHIIJJ| Bless'd is the man who hath not walk'd astray | A |
| In counsel of the wicked and ith'way | B |
| Of sinners hath not stood and in the seat | C |
| Of scorners hath not sate But in the great | D |
| Jehovahs Law is ever his delight | E |
| And in his law he studies day and night | E |
| He shall be as a tree which planted grows | F |
| By watry streams and in his season knows | F |
| To yield his fruit and his leaf shall not fall | G |
| And what he takes in hand shall prosper all | G |
| Not so the wicked but as chaff which fann'd | H |
| The wind drives so the wicked shall not stand | H |
| In judgment or abide their tryal then | I |
| Nor sinners in th'assembly of just men | I |
| For the Lord knows th'upright way of the just | J |
| And the way of bad men to ruine must | J |
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