Suggested By The Foregoing - (monument Of Mrs. Howard) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDEDFF| Tranquility the sovereign aim wert thou | A |
| In heathen schools of philosophic lore | B |
| Heart stricken by stern destiny of yore | B |
| The Tragic Muse thee served with thoughtful vow | A |
| And what of hope Elysium could allow | A |
| Was fondly seized by Sculpture to restore | B |
| Peace to the Mourner But when He who wore | B |
| The crown of thorns around his bleeding brow | A |
| Warmed our sad being with celestial light | C |
| 'Then' Arts which still had drawn a softening grace | D |
| From shadowy fountains of the Infinite | E |
| Communed with that Idea face to face | D |
| And move around it now as planets run | F |
| Each in its orbit round the central Sun | F |
William Wordsworth
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