Oh What A Wreck! How Changed In Mien And Speech! Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBBCCBDEDFGGOh what a Wreck how changed in mien and speech | A |
Yet though dread Powers that work in mystery spin | B |
Entanglings of the brain though shadows stretch | C |
O'er the chilled heart reflect far far within | B |
Hers is a holy Being freed from Sin | B |
She is not what she seems a forlorn wretch | C |
But delegated Spirits comfort fetch | C |
To Her from heights that Reason may not win | B |
Like Children She is privileged to hold | D |
Divine communion both do live and move | E |
Whate'er to shallow Faith their ways unfold | D |
Inly illumined by Heaven's pitying love | F |
Love pitying innocence not long to last | G |
In them in Her our sins and sorrows past | G |
William Wordsworth
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