Homeward We Turn. Isle Of Columba's Cell Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACBBADEFDEF| Homeward we turn Isle of Columba's Cell | A |
| Where Christian piety's soul cheering spark | B |
| Kindled from Heaven between the light and dark | B |
| Of time shone like the morning star farewell | A |
| And fare thee well to Fancy visible | C |
| Remote St Kilda lone and loved sea mark | B |
| For many a voyage made in her swift bark | B |
| When with more hues than in the rainbow dwell | A |
| Thou a mysterious intercourse dost hold | D |
| Extracting from clear skies and air serene | E |
| And out of sun bright waves a lucid veil | F |
| That thickens spreads and mingling fold with fold | D |
| Makes known when thou no longer canst be seen | E |
| Thy whereabout to warn the approaching sail | F |
William Wordsworth
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