Lines Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGF HHIH HJHJ KLHL MNFO| Loud is the Vale the Voice is up | A |
| With which she speaks when storms are gone | B |
| A mighty unison of streams | C |
| Of all her Voices One | D |
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| Loud is the Vale this inland Depth | E |
| In peace is roaring like the Sea | F |
| Yon star upon the mountain top | G |
| Is listening quietly | F |
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| Sad was I even to pain deprest | H |
| Importunate and heavy load | H |
| The Comforter hath found me here | I |
| Upon this lonely road | H |
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| And many thousands now are sad | H |
| Wait the fulfilment of their fear | J |
| For he must die who is their stay | H |
| Their glory disappear | J |
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| A Power is passing from the earth | K |
| To breathless Nature's dark abyss | L |
| But when the great and good depart | H |
| What is it more than this | L |
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| That Man who is from God sent forth | M |
| Doth yet again to God return | N |
| Such ebb and flow must ever be | F |
| Then wherefore should we mourn | O |
William Wordsworth
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