To S.h. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACBBABBBBBB| Excuse is needless when with love sincere | A |
| Of occupation not by fashion led | B |
| Thou turn'st the Wheel that slept with dust o'erspread | B |
| 'My' nerves from no such murmur shrink tho' near | A |
| Soft as the Dorhawk's to a distant ear | C |
| When twilight shades darken the mountain's head | B |
| Even She who toils to spin our vital thread | B |
| Might smile on work O Lady once so dear | A |
| To household virtues Venerable Art | B |
| Torn from the Poor yet shall kind Heaven protect | B |
| Its own though Rulers with undue respect | B |
| Trusting to crowded factory and mart | B |
| And proud discoveries of the intellect | B |
| Heed not the pillage of man's ancient heart | B |
William Wordsworth
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