On Revisiting Dunolly Castle Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGFHIJHJI| The captive Bird was gone to cliff or moor | A |
| Perchance had flown delivered by the storm | B |
| Or he had pined and sunk to feed the worm | C |
| Him found we not but climbing a tall tower | D |
| There saw impaved with rude fidelity | E |
| Of art mosaic in a roofless floor | F |
| An Eagle with stretched wings but beamless eye | G |
| An Eagle that could neither wail nor soar | F |
| Effigy of the Vanished shall I dare | H |
| To call thee so or symbol of fierce deeds | I |
| And of the towering courage which past times | J |
| Rejoiced in take whate'er thou be a share | H |
| Not undeserved of the memorial rhymes | J |
| That animate my way where'er it leads | I |
William Wordsworth
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