The Foregoing Subject Resumed Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNKOPQRS TUVWKQXYZKA2B2C2| Among a grave fraternity of Monks | A |
| For One but surely not for One alone | B |
| Triumphs in that great work the Painter's skill | C |
| Humbling the body to exalt the soul | D |
| Yet representing amid wreck and wrong | E |
| And dissolution and decay the warm | F |
| And breathing life of flesh as if already | G |
| Clothed with impassive majesty and graced | H |
| With no mean earnest of a heritage | I |
| Assigned to it in future worlds Thou too | J |
| With thy memorial flower meek Portraiture | K |
| From whose serene companionship I passed | L |
| Pursued by thoughts that haunt me still thou also | M |
| Though but a simple object into light | N |
| Called forth by those affections that endear | K |
| The private hearth though keeping thy sole seat | O |
| In singleness and little tried by time | P |
| Creation as it were of yesterday | Q |
| With a congenial function art endued | R |
| For each and all of us together joined | S |
| In course of nature under a low roof | T |
| By charities and duties that proceed | U |
| Out of the bosom of a wiser vow | V |
| To a like salutary sense of awe | W |
| Or sacred wonder growing with the power | K |
| Of meditation that attempts to weigh | Q |
| In faithful scales things and their opposites | X |
| Can thy enduring quiet gently raise | Y |
| A household small and sensitive whose love | Z |
| Dependent as in part its blessings are | K |
| Upon frail ties dissolving or dissolved | A2 |
| On earth will be revived we trust in heaven | B2 |
| nbsp | C2 |
William Wordsworth
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