Soft As A Cloud Is Yon Blue Ridge Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCBCCDDEE FFGGCCHH IICCGGGSoft as a cloud is yon blue Ridge the Mere | A |
Seems firm as solid crystal breathless clear | A |
And motionless and to the gazer's eye | B |
Deeper than ocean in the immensity | C |
Of its vague mountains and unreal sky | B |
But from the process in that still retreat | C |
Turn to minuter changes at our feet | C |
Observe how dewy Twilight has withdrawn | D |
The crowd of daisies from the shaven lawn | D |
And has restored to view its tender green | E |
That while the sun rode high was lost beneath their dazzling sheen | E |
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An emblem this of what the sober Hour | F |
Can do for minds disposed to feel its power | F |
Thus oft when we in vain have wished away | G |
The petty pleasures of the garish day | G |
Meek eve shuts up the whole usurping host | C |
Unbashful dwarfs each glittering at his post | C |
And leaves the disencumbered spirit free | H |
To reassume a staid simplicity | H |
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'Tis well but what are helps of time and place | I |
When wisdom stands in need of nature's grace | I |
Why do good thoughts invoked or not descend | C |
Like Angels from their bowers our virtues to befriend | C |
If yet To morrow unbelied may say | G |
I come to open out for fresh display | G |
The elastic vanities of yesterday | G |
William Wordsworth
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