Ecclesiastical Sonnets - Part Iii. - Viii - Acquittal Of The Bishops Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDAABEFFGEHA voice from long expecting thousands sent | A |
Shatters the air and troubles tower and spire | B |
For Justice hath absolved the innocent | C |
And Tyranny is balked of her desire | D |
Up down the busy Thames rapid as fire | D |
Coursing a train of gunpowder it went | A |
And transport finds in every street a vent | A |
Till the whole City rings like one vast quire | B |
The Fathers urge the People to be still | E |
With outstretched hands and earnest speech in vain | F |
Yea many haply wont to entertain | F |
Small reverence for the mitre's offices | G |
And to Religion's self no friendly will | E |
A Prelate's blessing ask on bended knees | H |
William Wordsworth
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