On The Sight Of A Manse In The South Of Scotland Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACADADA| Say ye far traveled clouds far seeing hills | A |
| Among the happiest looking homes of men | B |
| Scattered all Britain over through deep glen | B |
| On airy upland and by forest rills | A |
| And o'er wide plains cheered by the lark that trills | A |
| His sky born warblings does aught meet your ken | B |
| More fit to animate the Poet's pen | B |
| Aught that more surely by its aspect fills | A |
| Pure minds with sinless envy than the Abode | C |
| Of the good Priest who faithful through all hours | A |
| To his high charge and truly serving God | D |
| Has yet a heart and hand for trees and flowers | A |
| Enjoys the walks his predecessors trod | D |
| Nor covets lineal rights in lands and towers | A |
William Wordsworth
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