Good cable, to enforce and draw,
And be thy law,
While thou didst wink and wouldst not see.
Away! take heed;
I will abroad.
Call in thy death's-head there; tie up thy fears;
He that forbears
To suit and serve his need
Deserves his load.
But as I rav'd, and grew more fierce and wild
At every word,
Me thoughts I heard one calling, Child;
And I replied, My Lord.
The conclusion couldn’t be more satisfactory; a resolution which the reader expects but wonderfully expressed. The response is self-explanatory, the tone calm and peaceful. 
 
 The words themselves warrant analysis. The pace of the line slows. There is a gentle rocking rhythm to the last line, three  iambs , where a iamb comprises one unstressed followed by one stressed syllable. The vowels are elongated to create a slow, calm, prayer-like effect. 
