Memorials Of A Tour In Italy, 1837 - Iii. - At Rome Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACDAEFEFEF| Is this ye Gods the Capitolian Hill | A |
| Yon petty Steep in truth the fearful Rock | B |
| Tarpeian named of yore and keeping still | A |
| That name a local Phantom proud to mock | B |
| The Traveler's expectation Could our Will | A |
| Destroy the ideal Power within 'twere done | C |
| Thro' what men see and touch slaves wandering on | D |
| Impelled by thirst of all but Heaven taught skill | A |
| Full oft our wish obtained deeply we sigh | E |
| Yet not unrecompensed are they who learn | F |
| From that depression raised to mount on high | E |
| With stronger wing more clearly to discern | F |
| Eternal things and if need be defy | E |
| Change with a brow not insolent though stern | F |
William Wordsworth
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