Bothwell Castle Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBC DEAAEFGFFGF| Immured in Bothwell's Towers at times the Brave | A |
| So beautiful is the Clyde forgot to mourn | B |
| The liberty they lost at Bannockburn | B |
| Once on those steeps | C |
| I | - |
| roamed at large and have | D |
| In mind the landscape as if still in sight | E |
| The river glides the woods before me wave | A |
| But by occasion tempted now I crave | A |
| Needless renewal of an old delight | E |
| Better to thank a dear and long past day | F |
| For joy its sunny hours were free to give | G |
| Than blame the present that our wish hath crost | F |
| Memory like Sleep hath powers which dreams obey | F |
| Dreams vivid dreams that are not fugitive | G |
| How little that she cherishes is lost | F |
William Wordsworth
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