To Wordsworth Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDEFGHIHI| Poet of Nature thou hast wept to know | A |
| That things depart which never may return | B |
| Childhood and youth friendship and love's first glow | A |
| Have fled like sweet dreams leaving thee to mourn | C |
| These common woes I feel One loss is mine | D |
| Which thou too feel'st yet I alone deplore | E |
| Thou wert as a lone star whose light did shine | D |
| On some frail bark in winter's midnight roar | E |
| Thou hast like to a rock built refuge stood | F |
| Above the blind and battling multitude | G |
| In honored poverty thy voice did weave | H |
| Songs consecrate to truth and liberty | I |
| Deserting these thou leavest me to grieve | H |
| Thus having been that thou shouldst cease to be | I |
Percy Bysshe Shelley
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