Restlessness Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDDCEFFEAGGH I| Would I had waked this morn where Florence smiles | A |
| A bloom with beauty a white rose full blown | B |
| Yet rich in sacred dust in storied stone | B |
| Precious past all the wealth of Indian isles | A |
| From olive hoary Fiesole to feed | C |
| On Brunelleschi's dome my hungry eye | D |
| And see against the lotus colored sky | D |
| Spring the slim belfry graceful as a reed | C |
| To kneel upon the ground where Dante trod | E |
| To breathe the air of immortality | F |
| From Angelo and Raphael TO BE | F |
| Each sense new quickened by a demi god | E |
| To hear the liquid Tuscan speech at whiles | A |
| From citizen and peasant to behold | G |
| The heaven of Leonardo washed with gold | G |
| Would I had waked this morn where Florence smile | H |
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| Written before visiting Florence | I |
Emma Lazarus
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