Memorials Of A Tour On The Continent, 1820 - Ii. - Bruges Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCACDCCCD| Bruges I saw attired with golden light | A |
| Streamed from the west as with a robe of power | B |
| The splendour fled and now the sunless hour | B |
| That slowly making way for peaceful night | A |
| Best suits with fallen grandeur to my sight | A |
| Offers the beauty the magnificence | C |
| And sober graces left her for defense | C |
| Against the injuries of time the spite | A |
| Of fortune and the desolating storms | C |
| Of future war Advance not spare to hide | D |
| O gentle Power of darkness these mild hues | C |
| Obscure not yet these silent avenues | C |
| Of stateliest architecture where the Forms | C |
| Of nun like females with soft motion glide | D |
William Wordsworth
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