Nunnery Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBABABCCBDD| The floods are roused and will not soon be weary | A |
| Down from the Pennine Alps how fiercely sweeps | B |
| Croglin the stately Eden's tributary | A |
| He raves or through some moody passage creeps | B |
| Plotting new mischief out again he leaps | B |
| Into broad light and sends through regions airy | A |
| That voice which soothed the Nuns while on the steeps | B |
| They knelt in prayer or sang to blissful Mary | A |
| That union ceased then cleaving easy walks | B |
| Through crags and smoothing paths beset with danger | C |
| Came studious Taste and many a pensive stranger | C |
| Dreams on the banks and to the river talks | B |
| What change shall happen next to Nunnery Dell | D |
| Canal and Viaduct and Railway tell | D |
William Wordsworth
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