Faith's Review And Expectation (amazing Grace) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC DEDE FGHI CJCJ KLKL MNMN| A | |
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| AMAZING grace how sweet the sound | B |
| That sav'd a wretch like me | C |
| I once was lost but now am found | B |
| Was blind but now I see | C |
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| 'Twas grace that taught my heart to fear | D |
| And grace my fears reliev'd | E |
| How precious did that grace appear | D |
| The hour I first believ'd | E |
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| Thro' many dangers toils and snares | F |
| I have already come | G |
| 'Tis grace has brought me safe thus far | H |
| And grace will lead me home | I |
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| The Lord has promis'd good to me | C |
| His word my hope secures | J |
| He will my shield and portion be | C |
| As long as life endures | J |
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| Yes when this flesh and heart shall fail | K |
| And mortal life shall cease | L |
| I shall possess within the veil | K |
| A life of joy and peace | L |
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| This earth shall soon dissolve like snow | M |
| The sun forbear to shine | N |
| But God who call'd me here below | M |
| Will be for ever mine | N |
John Newton
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