At Applewaite, Near Keswick Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADEDFFE| Beaumont it was thy wish that I should rear | A |
| A seemly Cottage in this sunny Dell | B |
| On favoured ground thy gift where I might dwell | B |
| In neighbourhood with One to me most dear | A |
| That undivided we from year to year | A |
| Might work in our high Calling a bright hope | C |
| To which our fancies mingling gave free scope | C |
| Till checked by some necessities severe | A |
| And should these slacken honoured Beaumont still | D |
| Even then we may perhaps in vain implore | E |
| Leave of our fate thy wishes to fulfil | D |
| Whether this boon be granted us or not | F |
| Old Skiddaw will look down upon the Spot | F |
| With pride the Muses love it evermore | E |
William Wordsworth
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