Ecclesiastical Sonnets - Part Ii. - Xliii - Illustration Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A AAAAAAAABCDDEF| The Jung Frau And The Fall Of The Rhine Near Schaffhausen | A |
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| The Virgin Mountain wearing like a Queen | A |
| A brilliant crown of everlasting snow | A |
| Sheds ruin from her sides and men below | A |
| Wonder that aught of aspect so serene | A |
| Can link with desolation Smooth and green | A |
| And seeming at a little distance slow | A |
| The waters of the Rhine but on they go | A |
| Fretting and whitening keener and more keen | A |
| Till madness seizes on the whole wide Flood | B |
| Turned to a fearful Thing whose nostrils breathe | C |
| Blasts of tempestuous smoke wherewith he tries | D |
| To hide himself but only magnifies | D |
| And doth in more conspicuous torment writhe | E |
| Deafening the region in his ireful mood | F |
William Wordsworth
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