Ecclesiastical Sonnets - Part Ii. - Xxxviii - Elizabeth Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCADDAEFGFHG| Hail Virgin Queen o'er many an envious bar | A |
| Triumphant snatched from many a treacherous wile | B |
| All hail sage Lady whom a grateful Isle | B |
| Hath blest respiring from that dismal war | C |
| Stilled by thy voice But quickly from afar | A |
| Defiance breathes with more malignant aim | D |
| And alien storms with home bred ferments claim | D |
| Portentous fellowship Her silver car | A |
| By sleepless prudence ruled glides slowly on | E |
| Unhurt by violence from menaced taint | F |
| Emerging pure and seemingly more bright | G |
| Ah wherefore yields it to a foul constraint | F |
| Black as the clouds its beams dispersed while shone | H |
| By men and angels blest the glorious light | G |
William Wordsworth
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