Ecclesiastical Sonnets - Part Iii. - Xxiii - Confirmation Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCACADEDFEFThe Young ones gathered in from hill and dale | A |
With holiday delight on every brow | B |
'Tis passed away far other thoughts prevail | A |
For they are taking the baptismal Vow | B |
Upon their conscious selves their own lips speak | C |
The solemn promise Strongest sinews fail | A |
And many a blooming many a lovely cheek | C |
Under the holy fear of God turns pale | A |
While on each head his lawn robed Servant lays | D |
An apostolic hand and with prayer seals | E |
The Covenant The Omnipotent will raise | D |
Their feeble Souls and bear with 'his' regrets | F |
Who looking round the fair assemblage feels | E |
That ere the Sun goes down their childhood sets | F |
William Wordsworth
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