On The Death Of M. D'ossoli And His Wife Margaret Fuller Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST UVWMX| Over his millions Death has lawful power | A |
| But over thee brave D'Ossoli none none | B |
| After a longer struggle in a fight | C |
| Worthy of Italy to youth restor'd | D |
| Thou far from home art sunk beneath the surge | E |
| Of the Atlantic on its shore in reach | F |
| Of help in trust of refuge sunk with all | G |
| Precious on earth to thee a child a wife | H |
| Proud as thou wert of her America | I |
| Is prouder showing to her sons how high | J |
| Swells woman's courage in a virtuous breast | K |
| She would not leave behind her those she lov'd | L |
| Such solitary safety might become | M |
| Others not her not her who stood beside | N |
| The pallet of the wounded when the worst | O |
| Of France and Perfidy assail'd the walls | P |
| Of unsuspicious Rome Rest glorious soul | Q |
| Renown'd for strength of genius Margaret | R |
| Rest with the twain too dear My words are few | S |
| And shortly none will hear my failing voice | T |
| But the same language with more full appeal | U |
| Shall hail thee Many are the sons of song | V |
| Whom thou hast heard upon thy native plains | W |
| Worthy to sing of thee the hour is come | M |
| Take we our seats and let the dirge begin | X |
Walter Savage Landor
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