Epitaphs V. True Is It That Ambrosio Salinero Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQARL STU| True is it that Ambrosio Salinero | A |
| With an untoward fate was long involved | B |
| In odious litigation and full long | C |
| Fate harder still had he to endure assaults | D |
| Of racking malady And true it is | E |
| That not the less a frank courageous heart | F |
| And buoyant spirit triumphed over pain | G |
| And he was strong to follow in the steps | H |
| Of the fair Muses Not a covert path | I |
| Leads to the dear Parnassian forest's shade | J |
| That might from him be hidden not a track | K |
| Mounts to pellucid Hippocrene but he | L |
| Had traced its windings This Savona knows | M |
| Yet no sepulchral honours to her Son | N |
| She paid for in our age the heart is ruled | O |
| Only by gold And now a simple stone | P |
| Inscribed with this memorial here is raised | Q |
| By his bereft his lonely Chiabrera | A |
| Think not O Passenger who read'st the lines | R |
| That an exceeding love hath dazzled me | L |
| No he was One whose memory ought to spread | S |
| Where'er Permessus bears an honoured name | T |
| And live as long as its pure stream shall flow | U |
William Wordsworth
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