View From The Top Of Black Comb Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST UVWXYDZDDA2RB2C2D2| THIS Height a ministering Angel might select | A |
| For from the summit of BLACK COMB dread name | B |
| Derived from clouds and storms the amplest range | C |
| Of unobstructed prospect may be seen | D |
| That British ground commands low dusky tracts | E |
| Where Trent is nursed far southward Cambrian hills | F |
| To the south west a multitudinous show | G |
| And in a line of eye sight linked with these | H |
| The hoary peaks of Scotland that give birth | I |
| To Tiviot's stream to Annan Tweed and Clyde | J |
| Crowding the quarter whence the sun comes forth | K |
| Gigantic mountains rough with crags beneath | L |
| Right at the imperial station's western base | M |
| Main ocean breaking audibly and stretched | N |
| Far into silent regions blue and pale | O |
| And visibly engirding Mona's Isle | P |
| That as we left the plain before our sight | Q |
| Stood like a lofty mount uplifting slowly | R |
| Above the convex of the watery globe | S |
| Into clear view the cultured fields that streak | T |
| Her habitable shores but now appears | U |
| A dwindled object and submits to lie | V |
| At the spectator's feet Yon azure ridge | W |
| Is it a perishable cloud Or there | X |
| Do we behold the line of Erin's coast | Y |
| Land sometimes by the roving shepherdswain | D |
| Like the bright confines of another world | Z |
| Not doubtfully perceived Look homeward now | D |
| In depth in height in circuit how serene | D |
| The spectacle how pure Of Nature's works | A2 |
| In earth and air and earth embracing sea | R |
| A revelation infinite it seems | B2 |
| Display august of man's inheritance | C2 |
| Of Britain's calm felicity and power | D2 |
William Wordsworth
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