November 1813 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADEDEED| Now that all hearts are glad all faces bright | A |
| Our aged Sovereign sits to the ebb and flow | B |
| Of states and kingdoms to their joy or woe | B |
| Insensible He sits deprived of sight | A |
| And lamentably wrapt in twofold night | A |
| Whom no weak hopes deceived whose mind ensued | C |
| Through perilous war with regal fortitude | C |
| Peace that should claim respect from lawless Might | A |
| Dread King of Kings vouchsafe a ray divine | D |
| To his forlorn condition let thy grace | E |
| Upon his inner soul in mercy shine | D |
| Permit his heart to kindle and to embrace | E |
| Though it were only for a moment's space | E |
| The triumphs of this hour for they are THINE | D |
William Wordsworth
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