Ecclesiastical Sonnets - Part Iii. - Xxxvii - Congratulation Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCCCCDCDE| Thus all things lead to Charity secured | A |
| By them who blessed the soft and happy gale | B |
| That landward urged the great Deliverer's sail | B |
| Till in the sunny bay his fleet was moored | A |
| Propitious hour had we like them endured | A |
| Sore stress of apprehension with a mind | C |
| Sickened by injuries dreading worse designed | C |
| From month to month trembling and unassured | C |
| How had we then rejoiced But we have felt | C |
| As a loved substance their futurity | C |
| Good which they dared not hope for we have seen | D |
| A State whose generous will through earth is dealt | C |
| A State which balancing herself between | D |
| License and slavish order dares be free | E |
William Wordsworth
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