Ecclesiastical Sonnets - Part Iii. - Xlvii - Conclusion Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAADDDEDDEDD| Why sleeps the future as a snake enrolled | A |
| Coil within coil at noon tide For the WORD | B |
| Yields if with unpresumptuous faith explored | C |
| Power at whose touch the sluggard shall unfold | A |
| His drowsy rings Look forth that Stream behold | A |
| That stream upon whose bosom we have passed | D |
| Floating at ease while nations have effaced | D |
| Nations and Death has gathered to his fold | D |
| Long lines of mighty Kings look forth my Soul | E |
| Nor in this vision be thou slow to trust | D |
| The living Waters less and less by guilt | D |
| Stained and polluted brighten as they roll | E |
| Till they have reached the eternal City built | D |
| For the perfected Spirit of the just | D |
William Wordsworth
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