Susanna Moodie

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Paraphrase. Isaiah Xl Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDEEFFGG HHIIJJKK LLDDMMNN

Rejoice O my people Jehovah hath spokenA
The dark chain of sin and oppression is brokenA
Thy warfare is over thy bondage is pastB
The Lord hath looked down on his chosen at lastB
A voice from the wilderness breaks on mine earC
O Israel rejoice thy redemption is nearD
A path for our God the wild desert shall yieldE
He comes in the light of salvation revealedE
His word hath declared who speaks not in vainF
He bends the high mountain exalts the low plainF
All flesh shall behold him far nations shall bringG
Their glad songs of triumph to welcome their KingG
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As the grass of the field in the morning is greenH
So man in his beauty and vigour is seenH
A perishing glory the beam of a dayI
A flower that will fade with the evening awayI
The breath of the Lord o'er its verdure shall passJ
The freshness shall wither and fade like the grassJ
The flower from its stem the rude whirlwind may severK
But the word of our God is established for everK
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O Zion that bringeth good tidings of peaceL
Raise thy voice in the song thy afflictions shall ceaseL
Arise in thy strength banish every base fearD
Tell the cities of Judah redemption is nearD
He comes and his works shall his glory revealM
He comes his lost children to succour and healM
In mercy and truth to establish his throneN
That his name to the ends of the earth may be knownN

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