Where Lies The Truth? Has Man, In Wisdom's Creed Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACACDEEDFF| Where lies the truth has Man in wisdom's creed | A |
| A pitiable doom for respite brief | B |
| A care more anxious or a heavier grief | B |
| Is he ungrateful and doth little heed | A |
| God's bounty soon forgotten or indeed | A |
| Must Man with labour born awake to sorrow | C |
| When Flowers rejoice and Larks with rival speed | A |
| Spring from their nests to bid the Sun good morrow | C |
| They mount for rapture as their songs proclaim | D |
| Warbled in hearing both of earth and sky | E |
| But o'er the contrast wherefore heave a sigh | E |
| Like those aspirants let us soar our aim | D |
| Through life's worst trials whether shocks or snares | F |
| A happier brighter purer Heaven than theirs | F |
William Wordsworth
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