To Lord Tennyson Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCBBCCBDEFEFE| WITH A VOLUME OF VERSE | A |
| - | |
| Master and mage our prince of song whom Time | B |
| In this your autumn mellow and serene | C |
| Crowns ever with fresh laurels nor less green | C |
| Than garlands dewy from your verdurous prime | B |
| Heir of the riches of the whole world's rhyme | B |
| Dow'r'd with the Doric grace the Mantuan mien | C |
| With Arno's depth and Avon's golden sheen | C |
| Singer to whom the singing ages climb | B |
| Convergent if the youngest of the choir | D |
| May snatch a flying splendour from your name | E |
| Making his page illustrious and aspire | F |
| For one rich moment your regard to claim | E |
| Suffer him at your feet to lay his lyre | F |
| And touch the skirts and fringes of your fame | E |
William Watson
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