On Visiting The Tomb Of Burns Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDEDEC| The town the churchyard and the setting sun | A |
| The clouds the trees the rounded hills all seem | B |
| Though beautiful cold strange as in a dream | B |
| I dreamed long ago now new begun | A |
| The short liv'd paly summer is but won | A |
| From winter's ague for one hour's gleam | B |
| Through sapphire warm their stars do never beam | B |
| All is cold Beauty pain is never done | A |
| For who has mind to relish Minos wise | C |
| The real of Beauty free from that dead hue | D |
| Sickly imagination and sick pride | E |
| Cast wan upon it Burns with honour due | D |
| I oft have honour'd thee Great shadow hide | E |
| Thy face I sin against thy native skies | C |
John Keats
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