The Oak Of Guernica Supposed Address To The Same Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCACDDEEC| OAK of Guernica Tree of holier power | A |
| Than that which in Dodona did enshrine | B |
| So faith too fondly deemed a voice divine | B |
| Heard from the depths of its aerial bower | A |
| How canst thou flourish at this blighting hour | A |
| What hope what joy can sunshine bring to thee | C |
| Or the soft breezes from the Atlantic sea | C |
| The dews of morn or April's tender shower | A |
| Stroke merciful and welcome would that be | C |
| Which should extend thy branches on the ground | D |
| If never more within their shady round | D |
| Those lofty minded Lawgivers shall meet | E |
| Peasant and lord in their appointed seat | E |
| Guardians of Biscay's ancient liberty | C |
William Wordsworth
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