Tis He Whose Yester-evening's High Disdain Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADEEFGG| 'Tis He whose yester evening's high disdain | A |
| Beat back the roaring storm but how subdued | B |
| His day break note a sad vicissitude | B |
| Does the hour's drowsy weight his glee restrain | A |
| Or like the nightingale her joyous vein | A |
| Pleased to renounce does this dear Thrush attune | C |
| His voice to suit the temper of yon Moon | C |
| Doubly depressed setting and in her wane | A |
| Rise tardy Sun and let the Songster prove | D |
| The balance trembling between night and morn | E |
| No longer with what ecstasy upborne | E |
| He can pour forth his spirit In heaven above | F |
| And earth below they best can serve true gladness | G |
| Who meet most feelingly the calls of sadness | G |
William Wordsworth
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