Olney Hymn 62: Dependence Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCE FG HIHI JKJK LI M| To keep the lamp alive | A |
| With oil we fill the bowl | B |
| 'Tis water makes the willow thrive | A |
| And grace that feeds the soul | B |
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| The Lord's unsparing hand | C |
| Supplies the living stream | D |
| It is not at our own command | C |
| But still derived from Him | E |
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| Beware of Peter's word | F |
| Nor confidently say | G |
| 'I never will deny Thee Lord ' | - |
| But 'Grant I never may ' | - |
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| Man's wisdom is to seek | H |
| His strength in God alone | I |
| And e'en an angel would be weak | H |
| Who trusted in his own | I |
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| Retreat beneath his wings | J |
| And in His gace confide | K |
| This more exalts the King of kings | J |
| Than all your works beside | K |
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| In Jesus is our store | L |
| Grace issues from His throne | I |
| Whoever says 'I want no more ' | - |
| Confesses he has done | M |
William Cowper
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