Steamboats, Viaducts, And Railways Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCCDDCEFGFHG| Motions and Means on land and sea at war | A |
| With old poetic feeling not for this | B |
| Shall ye by Poets even be judged amiss | B |
| Nor shall your presence howsoe'er it mar | C |
| The loveliness of Nature prove a bar | C |
| To the Mind's gaining that prophetic sense | D |
| Of future change that point of vision whence | D |
| May be discovered what in soul ye are | C |
| In spite of all that beauty may disown | E |
| In your harsh features Nature doth embrace | F |
| Her lawful offspring in Man's art and Time | G |
| Pleased with your triumphs o'er his brother Space | F |
| Accepts from your bold hands the proffered crown | H |
| Of hope and smiles on you with cheer sublime | G |
William Wordsworth
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