Ecclesiastical Sonnets - Part Iii. - Xvii - Places Of Worship Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAADEFEEEEEE| As star that shines dependent upon star | A |
| Is to the sky while we look up and love | B |
| As to the deep fair ships which though they move | C |
| Seem fixed to eyes that watch them from afar | A |
| As to the sandy desert fountains are | A |
| With palm groves shaded at wide intervals | D |
| Whose fruit around the sun burnt Native falls | E |
| Of roving tired or desultory war | F |
| Such to this British Isle her Christian Fanes | E |
| Each linked to each for kindred services | E |
| Her Spires her Steeple towers with glittering vanes | E |
| Far kenned her Chapels lurking among trees | E |
| Where a few villagers on bended knees | E |
| Find solace which a busy world disdains | E |
William Wordsworth
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