Inscriptions For A Seat In The Groves Of Coleorton Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABAAACCAADDEEFFAAGGBENEATH yon eastern ridge the craggy bound | A |
Rugged and high of Charnwood's forest ground | A |
Stand yet but Stranger hidden from thy view | B |
The ivied Ruins of forlorn GRACE DIEU | A |
Erst a religious House which day and night | A |
With hymns resounded and the chanted rite | A |
And when those rites had ceased the Spot gave birth | C |
To honourable Men of various worth | C |
There on the margin of a streamlet wild | A |
Did Francis Beaumont sport an eager child | A |
There under shadow of the neighbouring rocks | D |
Sang youthful tales of shepherds and their flocks | D |
Unconscious prelude to heroic themes | E |
Heart breaking tears and melancholy dreams | E |
Of slighted love and scorn and jealous rage | F |
With which his genius shook the buskined stage | F |
Communities are lost and Empires die | A |
And things of holy use unhallowed lie | A |
They perish but the Intellect can raise | G |
From airy words alone a Pile that ne'er decays | G |
William Wordsworth
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