On The Death Of His Majesty (george The Third) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDDEFG| Ward of the Law dread Shadow of a King | A |
| Whose realm had dwindled to one stately room | B |
| Whose universe was gloom immersed in gloom | B |
| Darkness as thick as life o'er life could fling | A |
| Save haply for some feeble glimmering | A |
| Of Faith and Hope if thou by nature's doom | B |
| Gently hast sunk into the quiet tomb | B |
| Why should we bend in grief to sorrow cling | A |
| When thankfulness were best Fresh flowing tears | C |
| Or where tears flow not sigh succeeding sigh | D |
| Yield to such after thought the sole reply | D |
| Which justly it can claim The Nation hears | E |
| In this deep knell silent for threescore years | F |
| An unexampled voice of awful memory | G |
William Wordsworth
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