Ecclesiastical Sonnets - Part Iii. - Xv - Concluded. American Episcopacy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCBBCCCDEDEED| III Concluded American Episcopacy | A |
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| Patriots informed with Apostolic light | B |
| Were they who when their Country had been freed | C |
| Bowing with reverence to the ancient creed | C |
| Fixed on the frame of England's Church their sight | B |
| And strove in filial love to reunite | B |
| What force had severed Thence they fetched the seed | C |
| Of Christian unity and won a meed | C |
| Of praise from Heaven To Thee O saintly white | C |
| Patriarch of a wide spreading family | D |
| Remotest lands and unborn times shall turn | E |
| Whether they would restore or build to Thee | D |
| As one who rightly taught how zeal should burn | E |
| As one who drew from out Faith's holiest urn | E |
| The purest stream of patient Energy | D |
William Wordsworth
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