A Collection Of Hymns Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCC DEFF GGGG HHII| Hymn written for the Rev Mr Walker of Chichester | A |
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| Where may zeal due succour find | B |
| Man for thy unguarded mind | B |
| To shield thee when temptations reign | C |
| From folly's snare and vice's bane | C |
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| The law of God a Saviour's law | D |
| Justly heard with grateful awe | E |
| That alone pure light supplies | F |
| To the simple and the wise | F |
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| He whose heart however tried | G |
| Keeps the word of God his guide | G |
| He walks secure and undismay'd | G |
| Amid misfortune's darkest shade | G |
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| He tho' tempests round Him roll | H |
| Feels a sacred calm of soul | H |
| Breathing to his latest breath | I |
| Joy in life and hope in death | I |
William Hayley
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