With Ships The Sea Was Sprinkled Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDBAEFEFEF| WITH ships the sea was sprinkled far and nigh | A |
| Like stars in heaven and joyously it showed | B |
| Some lying fast at anchor in the road | B |
| Some veering up and down one knew not why | A |
| A goodly vessel did I then espy | C |
| Come like a giant from a haven broad | D |
| And lustily along the bay she strode | B |
| Her tackling rich and of apparel high | A |
| The ship was nought to me nor I to her | E |
| Yet I pursued her with a lover's look | F |
| This ship to all the rest did I prefer | E |
| When will she turn and whither She will brook | F |
| No tarrying where she comes the winds must stir | E |
| On went she and due north her journey took | F |
William Wordsworth
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