Lowther Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBCCBDBBDEE| Lowther in thy majestic Pile are seen | A |
| Cathedral pomp and grace in apt accord | B |
| With the baronial castle's sterner mien | A |
| Union significant of God adored | B |
| And charters won and guarded by the sword | B |
| Of ancient honour whence that goodly state | C |
| Of polity which wise men venerate | C |
| And will maintain if God his help afford | B |
| Hourly the democratic torrent swells | D |
| For airy promises and hopes suborned | B |
| The strength of backward looking thoughts is scorned | B |
| Fall if ye must ye Towers and Pinnacles | D |
| With what ye symbolise authentic Story | E |
| Will say Ye disappeared with England's Glory | E |
William Wordsworth
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