On Lady Charles Beauclerc's Death Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDAEFGHIJKCCLM| Nor empty are the honours that we pay | A |
| To the departed our own hearts are fill'd | B |
| Brimfull with grateful reminiscences | C |
| Compassion is excited the most stern | D |
| Relent and better even the best return | D |
| Such Teresita were my thoughts all day | A |
| All night when thou wert carried to thy home | E |
| Eternal amid tears thou couldst not share | F |
| Thither where none not even of joy are shed | G |
| Surrounded with God's own serenity | H |
| Is that pure brow rais'd humbly to his throne | I |
| Leaving thy home and those most dear awhile | J |
| Thou a few months before wouldst have consoled | K |
| My sufferings Who shall now console thy sire's | C |
| Proud not of victories won in southern climes | C |
| And equal laws administer'd but proud | L |
| Of virtues he implanted in his child | M |
Walter Savage Landor
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