Lines Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEF BGB BGBGHIJIJK| Written under the influence of Wordsworth with a slate | A |
| pencil on a window of the dining room at the Lowood Hotel | B |
| Windermere while waiting for tea after being present at | C |
| the Grasmere Sports on a very wet day and in consequence of | D |
| a recent perusal of Belinda a Novel by Miss Broughton | E |
| whose absence is regretted | F |
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| How solemn is the front of this Hotel | B |
| When now the hills are swathed in modest mist | G |
| And none can speak of scenery nor tell | B |
| Of 'tints of amber ' or of 'amethyst ' | - |
| Here once thy daughters young Romance did dwell | B |
| Here Sara flirted with whoever list | G |
| Belinda loved not wisely but too well | B |
| And Mr Ford played the Philologist | G |
| Haunted the house is and the balcony | H |
| Where that fond Matron knew her Lover near | I |
| And here we sit and wait for tea and sigh | J |
| While the sad rain sobs in the sullen mere | I |
| And all our hearts go forth into the cry | J |
| Would that the teller of the tale were here | K |
Andrew Lang
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