To The Pennsylvanians Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDDCDC| Days undefiled by luxury or sloth | A |
| Firm self denial manners grave and staid | B |
| Rights equal laws with cheerfulness obeyed | B |
| Words that require no sanction from an oath | A |
| And simple honesty a common growth | A |
| This high repute with bounteous Nature's aid | B |
| Won confidence now ruthlessly betrayed | B |
| At will your power the measure of your troth | A |
| All who revere the memory of Penn | C |
| Grieve for the land on whose wild woods his name | D |
| Was fondly grafted with a virtuous aim | D |
| Renounced abandoned by degenerate Men | C |
| For state dishonour black as ever came | D |
| To upper air from Mammon's loathsome den | C |
William Wordsworth
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