The Love Of God The End Of Life Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABC DDEF GGHH IJKK| Since life in sorrow must be spent | A |
| So be it I am well content | A |
| And meekly wait my last remove | B |
| Seeking only growth in love | C |
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| No bliss I seek but to fulfil | D |
| In life in death thy lovely will | D |
| No succours in my woes I want | E |
| Save what thou art pleased to grant | F |
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| Our days are numbered let us spare | G |
| Our anxious hearts a needless care | G |
| 'Tis thine to number out our days | H |
| Ours to give them to thy praise | H |
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| Love is our only business here | I |
| Love simple constant and sincere | J |
| O blessed days thy servants see | K |
| Spent O Lord in pleasing thee | K |
William Cowper
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