Psalm 93 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBABA CDCDDCDC| Clothed with state and girt with might | A |
| Monarch like Jehovah reigns | B |
| He who earth's foundation pight | A |
| Pight at first and yet sustains | B |
| He whose stable throne disdains | B |
| Motions shock and age's flight | A |
| He who endless one remains | B |
| One the same in changeless plight | A |
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| Rivers yea though the rivers roar | C |
| Roaring though sea billows rise | D |
| Vex the deep and break the shore | C |
| Stronger art thou Lord of skies | D |
| Firm and true thy promise lies | D |
| Now and still as heretofore | C |
| Holy worship never dies | D |
| In thy house where we adore | C |
Sir Philip Sidney
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