“The couplet is a couple, or pair, of lines of poetry, usually rhymed. Basically, by having two equal parts, the couplet is a simple and fundamental structure that reflects so many other basic structures in and around us, such as the human body’s two eyes, two ears, two hands, and so on, as well as our thought patterns of yes/no, up/down, and good/bad.”
-Handbook of Poetic Forms, 57,58
The Lord hurled the Pharoah into the sea
Both to gain glory and so I could be free
In thanks, I sing praises and work as I’m called.
True glory for God: joyful freedom for all