Coronation Hymn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CDCDEEBBD FEFEGHBBE IJIJBBKKJ HLHLMMNNLTune Luther's Chorale | A |
'Ein' feste burg ist unser Gott' | B |
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I | - |
Of old our City hath renown | C |
Of God are her foundations | D |
Wherein this day a King we crown | C |
Elate among the nations | D |
Acknowledge then thou King | E |
And you ye people sing | E |
What deeds His arm hath wrought | B |
Yea let their tale be taught | B |
To endless generations | D |
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II | - |
So long so far Jehovah guides | F |
His people's path attending | E |
By pastures green and water sides | F |
Toward His hill ascending | E |
Whence they beneath the stars | G |
Shall view their ancient wars | H |
Their perils far removed | B |
O might of mercy proved | B |
O love past comprehending | E |
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III | - |
He was that God for man which spake | I |
From Sinai forth in thunder | J |
He was that Love for man which brake | I |
The dreadful grave asunder | J |
Lord over every lord | B |
His consecrating word | B |
An earthly prince awaits | K |
Lift then your heads ye gates | K |
Your King comes riding under | J |
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IV | - |
Be ye lift up ye deathless doors | H |
Let wave your banners o'er Him | L |
Exult ye streets be strewn ye floors | H |
With palm with bay before Him | L |
With transport fetch Him in | M |
Ye ransom'd folk from sin | M |
Your Lord return'd to bless | N |
O kneeling king confess | N |
O subject men adore Him | L |
Sir Arthur Quiller-couch
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