From The Original Draft Of The Poem 'to William Shelley' Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCDBCBBBC EFGHI| A | |
| The world is now our dwelling place | B |
| Where'er the earth one fading trace | B |
| Of what was great and free does keep | C |
| That is our home | D |
| Mild thoughts of man's ungentle race | B |
| Shall our contented exile reap | C |
| For who that in some happy place | B |
| His own free thoughts can freely chase | B |
| By woods and waves can clothe his face | B |
| In cynic smiles Child we shall weep | C |
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| - | |
| This lament | E |
| The memory of thy grievous wrong | F |
| Will fade | G |
| But genius is omnipotent | H |
| To hallow | I |
Percy Bysshe Shelley
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