God's Order Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDD EEFFGGHH IIHHDDJJ KKBBLLMM| Every flower that decks the way | A |
| Whether it be dun or gay | A |
| Fills a place in God's great plan | B |
| Serving Him while pleasing man | B |
| Every star that gilds the night | C |
| With its beams of silver light | C |
| Has its mission to fulfil | D |
| As assigned it by God's will | D |
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| Feathered songsters all declare | E |
| As they cleave the ambient air | E |
| He who made us made our lays | F |
| Giving each a note of praise | F |
| Each one's note unique and sweet | G |
| Helps to make the song complete | G |
| Various tones yet all agree | H |
| Forming one grand symphony | H |
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| So also does God's own hand | I |
| Fix in place each grain of sand | I |
| Tiny though that grain may be | H |
| Hangs on it the destiny | H |
| Of a world yea systems whole | D |
| As they in their orbits roll | D |
| Should it from its globe remove | J |
| Worlds would clash and chaos prove | J |
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| When we reach the world of mind | K |
| Law and order still we find | K |
| In God's purpose is a plan | B |
| For the life of every man | B |
| Free he may his own course choose | L |
| Help divine through pride refuse | L |
| But disorder will ensue | M |
| Life a wreck Yet God is true | M |
Joseph Horatio Chant
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