To A Lady - With Flowers From A Roman Wall Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD| Take these flowers which purple waving | A |
| On the ruin'd rampart grew | B |
| Where the sons of freedom braving | A |
| Rome's imperial standards flew | B |
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| Warriors from the breach of danger | C |
| Pluck no longer laurels there | D |
| They but yield the passing stranger | C |
| Wild flower wreaths the Beauty's hair | D |
Sir Walter Scott
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