Miscellaneous Sonnets, 1842 - Vii - Men Of The Western World Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACABCADEFGGHMen of the Western World in Fate's dark book | A |
Whence these opprobrious leaves of dire portent | B |
Think ye your British Ancestors forsook | A |
Their native Land for outrage provident | C |
From unsubmissive necks the bridle shook | A |
To give in their Descendants freer vent | B |
And wider range to passions turbulent | C |
To mutual tyranny a deadlier look | A |
Nay said a voice soft as the south wind's breath | D |
Dive through the stormy surface of the flood | E |
To the great current flowing underneath | F |
Explore the countless springs of silent good | G |
So shall the truth be better understood | G |
And thy grieved Spirit brighten strong in faith | H |
William Wordsworth
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