Memorials Of A Tour In Italy, 1837 - Xix. - At Florence Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBAABCDDEFB| Under the shadow of a stately Pile | A |
| The dome of Florence pensive and alone | B |
| Nor giving heed to aught that passed the while | A |
| I stood and gazed upon a marble stone | B |
| The laureled Dante's favourite seat A throne | B |
| In just esteem it rivals though no style | A |
| Be there of decoration to beguile | A |
| The mind depressed by thought of greatness flown | B |
| As a true man who long had served the lyre | C |
| I gazed with earnestness and dared no more | D |
| But in his breast the mighty Poet bore | D |
| A Patriot's heart warm with undying fire | E |
| Bold with the thought in reverence I sate down | F |
| And for a moment filled that empty Throne | B |
William Wordsworth
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