Call Not The Royal Swede Unfortunate Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCDEFCGHIJGI| CALL not the royal Swede unfortunate | A |
| Who never did to Fortune bend the knee | B |
| Who slighted fear rejected steadfastly | B |
| Temptation and whose kingly name and state | C |
| Have 'perished by his choice and not his fate ' | D |
| Hence lives He to his inner self endeared | E |
| And hence wherever virtue is revered | F |
| He sits a more exalted Potentate | C |
| Throned in the hearts of men Should Heaven ordain | G |
| That this great Servant of a righteous cause | H |
| Must still have sad or vexing thoughts to endure | I |
| Yet may a sympathising spirit pause | J |
| Admonished by these truths and quench all pain | G |
| In thankful joy and gratulation pure | I |
William Wordsworth
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