Ecclesiastical Sonnets - Part Ii. - Vii - Continued Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACDAEEFGGF| And what melodious sounds at times prevail | A |
| And ever and anon how bright a gleam | B |
| Pours on the surface of the turbid Stream | B |
| What heartfelt fragrance mingles with the gale | A |
| That swells the bosom of our passing sail | A |
| For where but on 'this' River's margin blow | C |
| Those flowers of chivalry to bind the brow | D |
| Of hardihood with wreaths that shall not fail | A |
| Fair Court of Edward wonder of the world | E |
| I see a matchless blazonry unfurled | E |
| Of wisdom magnanimity and love | F |
| And meekness tempering honourable pride | G |
| The lamb is couching by the lion's side | G |
| And near the flame eyed eagle sits the dove | F |
William Wordsworth
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