Ecclesiastical Sonnets - Part Ii. - Xxiv - Saints Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAADDAEFGGHF| Ye too must fly before a chasing hand | A |
| Angels and Saints in every hamlet mourned | B |
| Ah if the old idolatry be spurned | C |
| Let not your radiant Shapes desert the Land | A |
| Her adoration was not your demand | A |
| The fond heart proffered it the servile heart | D |
| And therefore are ye summoned to depart | D |
| Michael and thou St George whose flaming brand | A |
| The Dragon quelled and valiant Margaret | E |
| Whose rival sword a like Opponent slew | F |
| And rapt Cecilia seraph haunted Queen | G |
| Of harmony and weeping Magdalene | G |
| Who in the penitential desert met | H |
| Gales sweet as those that over Eden blew | F |
William Wordsworth
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