Address From The Spirit Of Cockermouth Castle Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADEFDGE| Thou look'st upon me and dost fondly think | A |
| Poet that stricken as both are by years | B |
| We differing once so much are now Compeers | B |
| Prepared when each has stood his time to sink | A |
| Into the dust Erewhile a sterner link | A |
| United us when thou in boyish play | C |
| Entering my dungeon didst become a prey | C |
| To soul appalling darkness Not a blink | A |
| Of light was there and thus did I thy Tutor | D |
| Make thy young thoughts acquainted with the grave | E |
| While thou wert chasing the winged butterfly | F |
| Through my green courts or climbing a bold suitor | D |
| Up to the flowers whose golden progeny | G |
| Still round my shattered brow in beauty wave | E |
William Wordsworth
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