Adequacy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBABCDCBC| NOW by the verdure on thy thousand hills | A |
| Beloved England doth the earth appear | B |
| Quite good enough for men to overbear | B |
| The will of God in with rebellious wills | A |
| We cannot say the morning sun fulfils | A |
| Ingloriously its course nor that the clear | B |
| Strong stars without significance insphere | B |
| Our habitation we meantime our ills | A |
| Heap up against this good and lift a cry | B |
| Against this work day world this ill spread feast | C |
| As if ourselves were better certainly | D |
| Than what we come to Maker and High Priest | C |
| I ask thee not my joys to multiply | B |
| Only to make me worthier of the least | C |
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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