Coronation Hymn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AB CDCDEEBBD FEFEGHBBE IJIJBBKKJ HLHLMMNNL

Tune Luther's ChoraleA
'Ein' feste burg ist unser Gott'B
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I-
Of old our City hath renownC
Of God are her foundationsD
Wherein this day a King we crownC
Elate among the nationsD
Acknowledge then thou KingE
And you ye people singE
What deeds His arm hath wroughtB
Yea let their tale be taughtB
To endless generationsD
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II-
So long so far Jehovah guidesF
His people's path attendingE
By pastures green and water sidesF
Toward His hill ascendingE
Whence they beneath the starsG
Shall view their ancient warsH
Their perils far removedB
O might of mercy provedB
O love past comprehendingE
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III-
He was that God for man which spakeI
From Sinai forth in thunderJ
He was that Love for man which brakeI
The dreadful grave asunderJ
Lord over every lordB
His consecrating wordB
An earthly prince awaitsK
Lift then your heads ye gatesK
Your King comes riding underJ
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IV-
Be ye lift up ye deathless doorsH
Let wave your banners o'er HimL
Exult ye streets be strewn ye floorsH
With palm with bay before HimL
With transport fetch Him inM
Ye ransom'd folk from sinM
Your Lord return'd to blessN
O kneeling king confessN
O subject men adore HimL

Sir Arthur Quiller-couch



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