Percy Bysshe Shelley Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJGKLBD| My father who owned the wagon shop | A |
| And grew rich shoeing horses | B |
| Sent me to the University of Montreal | C |
| I learned nothing and returned home | D |
| Roaming the fields with Bert Kessler | E |
| Hunting quail and snipe | F |
| At Thompson's Lake the trigger of my gun | G |
| Caught in the side of the boat | H |
| And a great hole was shot through my heart | I |
| Over me a fond father erected this marble shaft | J |
| On which stands the figure of a woman | G |
| Carved by an Italian artist | K |
| They say the ashes of my namesake | L |
| Were scattered near the pyramid of Caius Cestius | B |
| Somewhere near Rome | D |
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