Cenotaph Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCBDDEFFE G| By vain affections unenthralled | A |
| Though resolute when duty called | A |
| To meet the world's broad eye | B |
| Pure as the holiest cloistered nun | C |
| That ever feared the tempting sun | C |
| Did Fermor live and die | B |
| This Tablet hallowed by her name | D |
| One heart relieving tear may claim | D |
| But if the pensive gloom | E |
| Of fond regret be still thy choice | F |
| Exalt thy spirit hear the voice | F |
| Of Jesus from her tomb | E |
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| I Am The Way The Truth And The Life | G |
William Wordsworth
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