Epitaphs Viii. Not Without Heavy Grief Of Heart Did He Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJBKLMNOPQRS TAUV| Not without heavy grief of heart did He | A |
| On whom the duty fell for at that time | B |
| The father sojourned in a distant land | C |
| Deposit in the hollow of this tomb | D |
| A brother's Child most tenderly beloved | E |
| FRANCESCO was the name the Youth had borne | F |
| POZZOBONNELLI his illustrious house | G |
| And when beneath this stone the Corse was laid | H |
| The eyes of all Savona streamed with tears | I |
| Alas the twentieth April of his life | J |
| Had scarcely flowered and at this early time | B |
| By genuine virtue he inspired a hope | K |
| That greatly cheered his country to his kin | L |
| He promised comfort and the flattering thoughts | M |
| His friends had in their fondness entertained | N |
| He suffered not to languish or decay | O |
| Now is there not good reason to break forth | P |
| Into a passionate lament O Soul | Q |
| Short while a Pilgrim in our nether world | R |
| Do thou enjoy the calm empyreal air | S |
| And round this earthly tomb let roses rise | T |
| An everlasting spring in memory | A |
| Of that delightful fragrance which was once | U |
| From thy mild manners quietly exhaled | V |
William Wordsworth
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