On Leaving A Village In Scotland Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDDCEFFEGG| Clysdale as thy romantic vales I leave | A |
| And bid farewell to each retiring hill | B |
| Where musing memory seems to linger still | B |
| Tracing the broad bright landscape much I grieve | A |
| That mingled with the toiling crowd no more | C |
| I may return your varied views to mark | D |
| Of rocks amid the sunshine towering dark | D |
| Of rivers winding wild or mountains hoar | C |
| Or castle gleaming on the distant steep | E |
| Yet many a look back on thy hills I cast | F |
| And many a softened image of the past | F |
| Sadly combine and bid remembrance keep | E |
| To soothe me with fair scenes and fancies rude | G |
| When I pursue my path in solitude | G |
William Lisle Bowles
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