Ecclesiastical Sonnets - Part Iii. - Xlvi - Ejaculation Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACDAEDDEDE| Glory to God and to the Power who came | A |
| In filial duty clothed with love divine | B |
| That made his human tabernacle shine | B |
| Like Ocean burning with purpureal flame | A |
| Or like the Alpine Mount that takes its name | A |
| From roseate hues far kenned at morn and even | C |
| In hours of peace or when the storm is driven | D |
| Along the nether region's rugged frame | A |
| Earth prompts Heaven urges let us seek the light | E |
| Studious of that pure intercourse begun | D |
| When first our infant brows their lustre won | D |
| So like the Mountain may we grow more bright | E |
| From unimpeded commerce with the Sun | D |
| At the approach of all involving night | E |
William Wordsworth
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