Eagles - Composed At Dunollie Castle In The Bay Of Oban Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACBBADEFEGG| Dishonoured Rock and Ruin that by law | A |
| Tyrannic keep the Bird of Jove embarred | B |
| Like a lone criminal whose life is spared | B |
| Vexed is he and screams loud The last I saw | A |
| Was on the wing stooping he struck with awe | C |
| Man bird and beast then with a consort paired | B |
| From a bold headland their loved aery's guard | B |
| Flew high above Atlantic waves to draw | A |
| Light from the fountain of the setting sun | D |
| Such was this Prisoner once and when his plumes | E |
| The sea blast ruffles as the storm comes on | F |
| Then for a moment he in spirit resumes | E |
| His rank 'mong freeborn creatures that live free | G |
| His power his beauty and his majesty | G |
William Wordsworth
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