Inscription V: For A Monument At Silbury-hill Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKL| This mound in some remote and dateless day | A |
| Rear'd o'er a Chieftain of the Age of Hills | B |
| May here detain thee Traveller from thy road | C |
| Not idly lingering In his narrow house | D |
| Some Warrior sleeps below his gallant deeds | E |
| Haply at many a solemn festival | F |
| The Bard has harp'd but perish'd is the song | G |
| Of praise as o'er these bleak and barren downs | H |
| The wind that passes and is heard no more | I |
| Go Traveller on thy way and contemplate | J |
| Glory's brief pageant and remember then | K |
| That one good deed was never wrought in vain | L |
Robert Southey
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