Composed Among The Ruins Of A Castle In North Wales Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBABAABAACDDC| Through shattered galleries 'mid roofless halls | A |
| Wandering with timid footsteps oft betrayed | B |
| The Stranger sighs nor scruples to upbraid | B |
| Old Time though he gentlest among the Thralls | A |
| Of Destiny upon these wounds hath laid | B |
| His lenient touches soft as light that falls | A |
| From the wan Moon upon the towers and walls | A |
| Light deepening the profoundest sleep of shade | B |
| Relic of Kings Wreck of forgotten wars | A |
| To winds abandoned and the prying stars | A |
| Time 'loves' Thee at his call the Seasons twine | C |
| Luxuriant wreaths around thy forehead hoar | D |
| And though past pomp no changes can restore | D |
| A soothing recompense his gift is thine | C |
William Wordsworth
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