Go Back To Antique Ages, If Thine Eyes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCABBADEDEDE| Go back to antique ages if thine eyes | A |
| The genuine mien and character would trace | B |
| Of the rash Spirit that still holds her place | B |
| Prompting the world's audacious vanities | C |
| Go back and see the Tower of Babel rise | A |
| The pyramid extend its monstrous base | B |
| For some Aspirant of our short lived race | B |
| Anxious an aery name to immortalize | A |
| There too ere wiles and politic dispute | D |
| Gave specious colouring to aim and act | E |
| See the first mighty Hunter leave the brute | D |
| To chase mankind with men in armies packed | E |
| For his field pastime high and absolute | D |
| While to dislodge his game cities are sacked | E |
William Wordsworth
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