The Staircase Of Notre Dame, Paris Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCDEFGEFG| As one who groping in a narrow stair | A |
| Hath a strong sound of bells upon his ears | B |
| Which being at a distance off appears | B |
| Quite close to him because of the pent air | A |
| So with this France She stumbles file and square | A |
| Darkling and without space for breath each one | C |
| Who hears the thunder says It shall anon | C |
| Be in among her ranks to scatter her | D |
| This may be and it may be that the storm | E |
| Is spent in rain upon the unscathed seas | F |
| Or wasteth other countries ere it die | G |
| Till she having climbed always through the swarm | E |
| Of darkness and of hurtling sound from these | F |
| Shall step forth on the light in a still sky | G |
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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