Miscellaneous Sonnets, 1842 - V - Continued Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABABBACDECDE| Who ponders National events shall find | A |
| An awful balancing of loss and gain | B |
| Joy based on sorrow good with ill combined | A |
| And proud deliverance issuing out of pain | B |
| And direful throes as if the All ruling Mind | A |
| With whose perfection it consists to ordain | B |
| Volcanic burst earthquake and hurricane | B |
| Dealt in like sort with feeble human kind | A |
| By laws immutable But woe for him | C |
| Who thus deceived shall lend an eager hand | D |
| To social havoc Is not Conscience ours | E |
| And Truth whose eye guilt only can make dim | C |
| And Will whose office by divine command | D |
| Is to control and check disordered Powers | E |
William Wordsworth
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