Epitaphs Ii. Perhaps Some Needful Service Of The State Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST U| Perhaps some needful service of the State | A |
| Drew TITUS from the depth of studious bowers | B |
| And doomed him to contend in faithless courts | C |
| Where gold determines between right and wrong | D |
| Yet did at length his loyalty of heart | E |
| And his pure native genius lead him back | F |
| To wait upon the bright and gracious Muses | G |
| Whom he had early loved And not in vain | H |
| Such course he held Bologna's learned schools | I |
| Were gladdened by the Sage's voice and hung | J |
| With fondness on those sweet Nestorian strains | K |
| There pleasure crowned his days and all his thoughts | L |
| A roseate fragrance breathed O human life | M |
| That never art secure from dolorous change | N |
| Behold a high injunction suddenly | O |
| To Arno's side hath brought him and he charmed | P |
| A Tuscan audience but full soon was called | Q |
| To the perpetual silence of the grave | R |
| Mourn Italy the loss of him who stood | S |
| A Champion stedfast and invincible | T |
| To quell the rage of literary War | U |
William Wordsworth
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