Ecclesiastical Sonnets - Part Iii. - Xix - The Liturgy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACBADEEDFD| Yes if the intensities of hope and fear | A |
| Attract us still and passionate exercise | B |
| Of lofty thoughts the way before us lies | B |
| Distinct with signs through which in set career | A |
| As through a zodiac moves the ritual year | A |
| Of England's Church stupendous mysteries | C |
| Which whoso travels in her bosom eyes | B |
| As he approaches them with solemn cheer | A |
| Upon that circle traced from sacred story | D |
| We only dare to cast a transient glance | E |
| Trusting in hope that Others may advance | E |
| With mind intent upon the King of Glory | D |
| From his mild advent till his countenance | F |
| Shall dissipate the seas and mountains hoary | D |
William Wordsworth
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