Whoe'er Thou Art Whose Pat In Summer Lies Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRCS TOUVWX| Whoe'er thou art whose path in summer lies | A |
| Through yonder village turn thee where the grove | B |
| Of branching oaks a rural palace old | C |
| Imbosoms there dwells Albert generous lord | D |
| Of all the harvest round and onward thence | E |
| A low plain chapel fronts the morning light | F |
| Fast by a silent riv'let Humbly walk | G |
| O stranger o'er the consecrated ground | H |
| And on that verdant hilloc which thou see'st | I |
| Beset with osiers let thy pious hand | J |
| Sprinkle fresh water from the brook and strew | K |
| Sweet smelling flowers for there doth Edmund rest | L |
| The learned shepherd for each rural art | M |
| Fam'd and for songs harmonious and the woes | N |
| Of ill requited love The faithless pride | O |
| Of fair Matilda sank him to the grave | P |
| In manhood's prime But soon did righteous heaven | Q |
| With tears with sharp remorse and pining care | R |
| Avenge her falsehood nor could all the gold | C |
| And nuptial pomp which lur'd her plighted faith | S |
| From Edmund to a loftier husband's home | T |
| Relieve her breaking heart or turn aside | O |
| The strokes of death Go traveler relate | U |
| The mournful story haply some fair maid | V |
| May hold it in remembrance and be taught | W |
| That riches cannot pay for truth or love | X |
Mark Akenside
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