Recollection Of The Portrait Of King Henry Eighth, Trinity Lodge, Cambridge Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACDAAEAEAA| The imperial Stature the colossal stride | A |
| Are yet before me yet do I behold | B |
| The broad full visage chest of amplest mould | B |
| The vestments 'broidered with barbaric pride | A |
| And lo a poniard at the Monarch's side | A |
| Hangs ready to be grasped in sympathy | C |
| With the keen threatenings of that fulgent eye | D |
| Below the white rimmed bonnet far descried | A |
| Who trembles now at thy capricious mood | A |
| 'Mid those surrounding Worthies haughty King | E |
| We rather think with grateful mind sedate | A |
| How Providence educeth from the spring | E |
| Of lawless will unlooked for streams of good | A |
| Which neither force shall check nor time abate | A |
William Wordsworth
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