Epitaphs Iv. There Never Breathed A Man Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFBGHIJKLMNOPQRS TUVSWQXSYZA2| There never breathed a man who when his life | A |
| Was closing might not of that life relate | B |
| Toils long and hard The warrior will report | C |
| Of wounds and bright swords flashing in the field | D |
| And blast of trumpets He who hath been doomed | E |
| To bow his forehead in the courts of kings | F |
| Will tell of fraud and never ceasing hate | B |
| Envy and heart inquietude derived | G |
| From intricate cabals of treacherous friends | H |
| I who on shipboard lived from earliest youth | I |
| Could represent the countenance horrible | J |
| Of the vexed waters and the indignant rage | K |
| Of Auster and Bootes Fifty years | L |
| Over the well steered galleys did I rule | M |
| From huge Pelorus to the Atlantic pillars | N |
| Rises no mountain to mine eyes unknown | O |
| And the broad gulfs I traversed oft and oft | P |
| Of every cloud which in the heavens might stir | Q |
| I knew the force and hence the rough sea's pride | R |
| Availed not to my Vessel's overthrow | S |
| What noble pomp and frequent have not I | T |
| On regal decks beheld yet in the end | U |
| I learned that one poor moment can suffice | V |
| To equalise the lofty and the low | S |
| We sail the sea of life a 'Calm' One finds | W |
| And One a 'Tempest' and the voyage o'er | Q |
| Death is the quiet haven of us all | X |
| If more of my condition ye would know | S |
| Savona was my birth place and I sprang | Y |
| Of noble parents seventy years and three | Z |
| Lived I then yielded to a slow disease | A2 |
William Wordsworth
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