Peter Walking Upon The Water Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFGF HAHA IJIJ KLKL MNMN OPQPA Word from Jesus calms the sea | A |
The stormy wind controls | B |
And gives repose and liberty | A |
To tempest tossed souls | B |
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To Peter on the waves he came | C |
And gave him instant peace | D |
Thus he to me revealed his name | C |
And bid my sorrows cease | D |
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Then filled with wonder joy and love | E |
Peter's request was mine | F |
Lord call me down I long to prove | G |
That I am wholly thine | F |
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Unmoved at all I have to meet | H |
On life's tempestuous sea | A |
Hard shall be easy bitter sweet | H |
So I may follow thee | A |
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He heard and smiled and bid me try | I |
I eagerly obeyed | J |
But when from him I turned my eye | I |
How was my soul dismayed | J |
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The storm increased on every side | K |
I felt my spirit shrink | L |
And soon with Peter loud I cried | K |
Lord save me or I sink | L |
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Kindly he caught me by the hand | M |
And said Why dost thou fear | N |
Since thou art come at my command | M |
And I am always near | N |
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Upon my promise rest thy hope | O |
And keep my love in view | P |
I stand engaged to hold thee up | Q |
And guide thee safely through | P |
John Newton
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