Poem A Day

Classic poem

Psalm 144 part 3

by Isaac Watts

v.12-15

L. M.

Grace above riches; or, The happy nation.

Happy the city where their sons,

Like pillars round a palace set,

And daughters, bright as polished stones,

Give strength and beauty to the state.

Happy the country where the sheep,

Cattle, and corn, have large increase;

Where men securely work or sleep,

Nor sons of plunder break the peace.

Happy the nation thus endowed,

But more divinely blest are those

On whom the all-sufficient God

Himself with all his grace bestows.

beautyhopefaithidentitynight
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About this poem

First line
v.12-15
Poet
Isaac Watts
Themes
beauty, hope, faith, identity

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