In Morte. Ii. On The Death Of Cardinal Colonna And Laura Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACBCBCB| The noble Column the green Laurel tree | A |
| Are fall'n that shaded once my weary mind | B |
| Now I have lost what I shall never find | B |
| From North to South from Red to Indian Sea | A |
| My double treasure Death has filched from me | A |
| Which made me proud and happy midst my kind | B |
| Nor may all empires of the world combined | B |
| Nor Orient gems nor gold restore the key | A |
| But if this be according to Fate's will | C |
| What may I do but wander heavy souled | B |
| With ever downcast head eyes weeping still | C |
| O life of ours so lovely to behold | B |
| In one brief morn how easily dost thou spill | C |
| That which we toiled for years to gain and hold | B |
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