A Picture At Newstead Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD ABCA EFG EFG| What made my heart at Newstead fullest swell | A |
| 'Twas not the thought of Byron of his cry | B |
| Stormily sweet his Titan agony | C |
| It was the sight of that Lord Arundel | D |
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| Who struck in heat the child he loved so well | A |
| And the child's reason flickered and did die | B |
| Painted he will'd it in the gallery | C |
| They hang the picture doth the story tell | A |
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| Behold the stern mail'd father staff in hand | E |
| The little fair hair'd son with vacant gaze | F |
| Where no more lights of sense or knowledge are | G |
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| Methinks the woe which made that father stand | E |
| Baring his dumb remorse to future days | F |
| Was woe than Byron's woe more tragic far | G |
Matthew Arnold
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