Mrs. Browning's Grave At Florence. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DBEB FBGB GHIH HJKJ LBMB| Florence wears an added grace | A |
| All her earlier honors crowning | B |
| Dante's birthplace Art's fair home | C |
| Holds the dust of Barrett Browning | B |
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| Guardian of the noble dead | D |
| That beneath thy soil lie sleeping | B |
| England with full heart commends | E |
| This new treasure to thy keeping | B |
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| Take her she is half thine own | F |
| In her verses' rich outpouring | B |
| Breathes the warm Italian heart | G |
| Yearning for the land's restoring | B |
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| From thy skies her poet heart | G |
| Caught a fresher inspiration | H |
| And her soul obtained new strength | I |
| With her bodily translation | H |
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| Freely take what thou hast given | H |
| Less her verses' rhythmic beauty | J |
| Than the stirring notes that called | K |
| Trumpet like thy sons to duty | J |
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| Rarest of exotic flowers | L |
| In thy native chaplet twining | B |
| To the temple of thy great | M |
| Add her she is worth enshrining | B |
Horatio Alger, Jr.
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