The River Wainsbeck Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCADEEFGHHGII| While slowly wanders thy sequestered stream | A |
| WAINSBECK the mossy scattered rocks among | B |
| In fancy's ear making a plaintive song | C |
| To the dark woods above that waving seem | A |
| To bend o'er some enchanted spot removed | D |
| From life's vain coil I listen to the wind | E |
| And think I hear meek Sorrow's plaint reclined | E |
| O'er the forsaken tomb of him she loved | F |
| Fair scenes ye lend a pleasure long unknown | G |
| To him who passes weary on his way | H |
| Yet recreated here he may delay | H |
| A while to thank you and when years have flown | G |
| And haunts that charmed his youth he would renew | I |
| In the world's crowd he will remember you | I |
William Lisle Bowles
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