Dante And Virgil Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBCCACADEED| When lost Francesca sobbed her broken tale | A |
| Of love and sin and boundless agony | B |
| While that wan spirit by her side did wail | A |
| And bite his lips for utter misery | B |
| The grief which could not speak nor hear nor see | B |
| So tender grew the superhuman face | C |
| Of one who listened that a mighty trace | C |
| Of superhuman woe gave way and pale | A |
| The sudden light up struggled to its place | C |
| While all his limbs began to faint and fail | A |
| With such excess of pity But behind | D |
| The Roman Virgil stood the calm the wise | E |
| With not a shadow in his regal eyes | E |
| A stately type of all his stately kind | D |
Henry Kendall
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