Lines On Woodstock Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB CCDDEEFFGGHHIIJJKDLL MN| We fancy the lustre of the old town is reflected | A |
| on the new English Woodstock was a royal residence | B |
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| English Woodstock had a Palace | C |
| Where the Queen in jealous malice | C |
| Slew romance's fairest flower | D |
| Fair Rosamond in secret bower | D |
| Our Woodstock pleasant county town | E |
| This brings it both wealth and renown | E |
| To your strong castle some are sent | F |
| For to give them leisure to repent | F |
| And the Reeves will in their bounty | G |
| Build court house worthy of the county | G |
| A charming vista you do view | H |
| Gazing on each street and Avenue | H |
| Mansions and lawns embowered 'mong trees | I |
| Where wealthy owners live at ease | I |
| And through the air there sweetly floats | J |
| Harmonious Woodstock organ notes | J |
| And men employment secure | K |
| In Factory for Furniture | D |
| And the pacing of your horses | L |
| It is famed o'er many courses | L |
| Old Oxford was a seat of knowledge | M |
| Woodstock it hath a fine College | N |
James Mcintyre
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