The Pibroch's Note Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADEFEGH| The pibroch's note discountenanced or mute | A |
| The Roman kilt degraded to a toy | B |
| Of quaint apparel for a half spoilt boy | B |
| The target mouldering like ungathered fruit | A |
| The smoking steam boat eager in pursuit | A |
| As eagerly pursued the umbrella spread | C |
| To weather fend the Celtic herdsman's head | C |
| All speak of manners withering to the root | A |
| And of old honours too and passions high | D |
| Then may we ask though pleased that thought should range | E |
| Among the conquests of civility | F |
| Survives imagination to the change | E |
| Superior Help to virtue does she give | G |
| If not O Mortals better cease to live | H |
William Wordsworth
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