Thou Art, O God Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CD EFEFGG HIHBGG JKJKGG LDMDGG| Air Unknown | A |
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| The day is thine the night is also thine thou hast prepared the light and the sun | B |
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| Thou hast set all the borders of the earth thou hast made summer and winter | C |
| Psalm lxxiv | D |
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| Thou art O God the life and light | E |
| Of all this wondrous world we see | F |
| Its glow by day its smile by night | E |
| Are but reflections caught from Thee | F |
| Where'er we turn thy glories shine | G |
| And all things fair and bright are Thine | G |
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| When Day with farewell beam delays | H |
| Among the opening clouds of Even | I |
| And we can almost think we gaze | H |
| Thro' golden vistas into Heaven | B |
| Those hues that make the Sun's decline | G |
| So soft so radiant LORD are Thine | G |
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| When Night with wings of starry gloom | J |
| O'ershadows all the earth and skies | K |
| Like some dark beauteous bird whose plume | J |
| Is sparkling with unnumbered eyes | K |
| That sacred gloom those fires divine | G |
| So grand so countless LORD are Thine | G |
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| When youthful Spring around us breathes | L |
| Thy Spirit warms her fragrant sigh | D |
| And every flower the Summer wreaths | M |
| Is born beneath that kindling eye | D |
| Where'er we turn thy glories shine | G |
| And all things fair and bright are Thine | G |
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