La Vierge Au Donateur Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDDEEEEE

Here by the ample river's argent sweepA
Bosomed in tilth and vintage to her wallsB
A tower crowned Cybele in armoured sleepA
The city lies fat plenty in her hallsB
With calm parochial spires that hold in feeC
The friendly gables clustered at their baseD
And equipoised o'er tower and market placeD
The Gothic minister's winged immensityE
And in that narrow burgh with equal moodE
Two placid hearts to all life's good resignedE
Might from the altar to the lych gate findE
Long years of peace and dreamless plenitudeE

Edith Wharton



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