Ecclesiastical Sonnets - Part Ii. - Xxviii - Reflections Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDEDCEGrant that by this unsparing hurricane | A |
Green leaves with yellow mixed are torn away | B |
And goodly fruitage with the mother spray | B |
'Twere madness wished we therefore to detain | A |
With hands stretched forth in mollified disdain | A |
The trumpery that ascends in bare display | B |
Bulls pardons relics cowls black white and grey | B |
Upwhirled and flying o'er the ethereal plain | A |
Fast bound for Limbo Lake And yet not choice | C |
But habit rules the unreflecting herd | D |
And airy bonds are hardest to disown | E |
Hence with the spiritual sovereignty transferred | D |
Unto itself the Crown assumes a voice | C |
Of reckless mastery hitherto unknown | E |
William Wordsworth
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