At The Grave Of Charles Lamb, In Edmonton Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACAACDA| Not here O teeming City was it meet | A |
| Thy lover thy most faithful should repose | B |
| But where the multitudinous life tide flows | B |
| Whose ocean murmur was to him more sweet | A |
| Than melody of birds at morn or bleat | A |
| Of flocks in Spring time there should Earth enclose | B |
| His earth amid thy thronging joys and woes | B |
| There 'neath the music of thy million feet | A |
| In love of thee this lover knew no peer | C |
| Thine eastern or thy western fane had made | A |
| Fit habitation for his noble shade | A |
| Mother of mightier nurse of none more dear | C |
| Not here in rustic exile O not here | D |
| Thy Elia like an alien should be laid | A |
William Watson
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