At Sea Off The Isle Of Man Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBABABACDDEFF| Bold words affirmed in days when faith was strong | A |
| And doubts and scruples seldom teased the brain | B |
| That no adventurer's bark had power to gain | B |
| These shores if he approached them bent on wrong | A |
| For suddenly up conjured from the Main | B |
| Mists rose to hide the Land that search though long | A |
| And eager might be still pursued in vain | B |
| O Fancy what an age was 'that' for song | A |
| That age when not by 'laws' inanimate | C |
| As men believed the waters were impelled | D |
| The air controlled the stars their courses held | D |
| But element and orb on 'acts' did wait | E |
| Of 'Powers' endued with visible form instinct | F |
| With will and to their work by passion linked | F |
William Wordsworth
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