Blest Statesman He, Whose Mind's Unselfish Will Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAABDACCCCCC| Blest Statesman He whose Mind's unselfish will | A |
| Leaves him at ease among grand thoughts whose eye | B |
| Sees that apart from magnanimity | C |
| Wisdom exists not nor the humbler skill | A |
| Of Prudence disentangling good and ill | A |
| With patient care What tho' assaults run high | B |
| They daunt not him who holds his ministry | D |
| Resolute at all hazards to fulfil | A |
| Its duties prompt to move but firm to wait | C |
| Knowing things rashly sought are rarely found | C |
| That for the functions of an ancient State | C |
| Strong by her charters free because imbound | C |
| Servant of Providence not slave of Fate | C |
| Perilous is sweeping change all chance unsound | C |
William Wordsworth
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