The Tavern Of Last Times (at Box Hill, Surrey) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDDDDD| A modern hour from London as we spin | A |
| Into a silver thread the miles of space | B |
| Between us and our goal there is a place | B |
| Apart from city traffic dust and din | A |
| Green with great trees where hides a quiet Inn | A |
| Here Nelson last looked on the lovely face | B |
| Which made his world and by its magic grace | B |
| Trailed rosy clouds across each early sin | A |
| And leaning lawnward is the room where Keats | C |
| Wrote the last one of those immortal songs | D |
| Called by the critics of his day 'mere rhymes' | D |
| A lark high in the boxwood bough repeats | D |
| Those lyric strains to idle passing throngs | D |
| There by the little Tavern of Last Times | D |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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