Lines On The Death Of Julia Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDEEFFGGHH| Accept bright spirit reft in life's best bloom | A |
| This votive wreath to thy untimely tomb | A |
| Formed to adorn all scenes and charm in all | B |
| The fire side circle and the courtly hall | B |
| Thy friends to gladden and thy home to bless | C |
| Fair form thou hadst and grace and graciousness | D |
| A mind that sought a tongue that spoke the truth | E |
| And thought mature beneath the smiles of youth | E |
| Dear dear young friend ingenuous cordial heart | F |
| And can it be that thou shouldst first depart | F |
| That age should sorrow o'er thy youthful shrine | G |
| It owns more near more sacred griefs than mine | G |
| Yet midst the many who thy loss deplore | H |
| Few loved thee better and few mourn thee more | H |
Thomas Love Peacock
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