Shakespeare And Milton Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEBFGHI| THE TONGUE of England that which myriads | A |
| Have spoken and will speak were paralyz d | B |
| Hereafter but two mighty men stand forth | C |
| Above the flight of ages two alone | D |
| One crying out | E |
| All nations spoke through me | B |
| The other | F |
| True and through this trumpet burst God s word the fall of Angels and the doom | G |
| First of immortal then of mortal Man | H |
| Glory be glory not to me to God | I |
Walter Savage Landor
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