Olney Hymn 65: Grace And Providence Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CDEF GGHH IJKK LLMB| Almighty King whose wondrous hand | A |
| Supports the weight of sea and land | A |
| Whose grace is such a boundless store | B |
| No heart shall break that sighs for more | B |
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| Thy providence supplies my food | C |
| And 'tis Thy blessing makes it good | D |
| My soul is nourish'd by Thy Word | E |
| Let soul and body praise the Lord | F |
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| My streams of outward comfort came | G |
| From Him who built this earthly frame | G |
| Whate'er I want His bounty gives | H |
| By whom my soul forever lives | H |
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| Either His hand preserves from pain | I |
| Or if I feel it heals again | J |
| From Satan's malice shields my breast | K |
| Or overrules it for the best | K |
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| Forgive the song that falls so low | L |
| Beneath the gratitude I owe | L |
| It means Thy praise however poor | M |
| An angel's song can do no more | B |
William Cowper
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