Ecclesiastical Sonnets - Part Iii. - Xxv - Sacrament Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAADEAFGFGHI| By chain yet stronger must the Soul be tied | A |
| One duty more last stage of this ascent | B |
| Brings to thy food mysterious Sacrament | C |
| The Offspring haply at the Parent's side | A |
| But not till They with all that do abide | A |
| In Heaven have lifted up their hearts to laud | D |
| And magnify the glorious name of God | E |
| Fountain of grace whose Son for sinners died | A |
| Ye who have duly weighed the summons pause | F |
| No longer ye whom to the saving rite | G |
| The Altar calls come early under laws | F |
| That can secure for you a path of light | G |
| Through gloomiest shade put on nor dread its weight | H |
| Armour divine and conquer in your cause | I |
William Wordsworth
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