Aerial Rock - Whose Solitary Brow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADEDFDE| Aerial Rock whose solitary brow | A |
| From this low threshold daily meets my sight | B |
| When I step forth to hail the morning light | B |
| Or quit the stars with a lingering farewell how | A |
| Shall Fancy pay to thee a grateful vow | A |
| How with the Muse's aid her love attest | C |
| By planting on thy naked head the crest | C |
| Of an imperial Castle which the plough | A |
| Of ruin shall not touch Innocent scheme | D |
| That doth presume no more than to supply | E |
| A grace the sinuous vale and roaring stream | D |
| Want through neglect of hoar Antiquity | F |
| Rise then ye votive Towers and catch a gleam | D |
| Of golden sunset ere it fade and die | E |
William Wordsworth
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