Ecclesiastical Sonnets - Part Ii. - Iii - Cistertian Monastery Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADEEFFE| Here Man more purely lives less oft doth fall | A |
| More promptly rises walks with stricter heed | B |
| More safely rests dies happier is freed | B |
| Earlier from cleansing fires and gains withal | A |
| A brighter crown On yon Cistertian wall | A |
| 'That' confident assurance may be read | C |
| And to like shelter from the world have fled | C |
| Increasing multitudes The potent call | A |
| Doubtless shall cheat full oft the heart's desires | D |
| Yet while the rugged Age on pliant knee | E |
| Vows to rapt Fancy humble fealty | E |
| A gentler life spreads round the holy spires | F |
| Where'er they rise the sylvan waste retires | F |
| And aery harvests crown the fertile lea | E |
William Wordsworth
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