To The River Derwent Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDDEFC| Among the mountains were we nursed loved Stream | A |
| Thou near the eagle's nest within brief sail | B |
| I of his bold wing floating on the gale | B |
| Where thy deep voice could lull me Faint the beam | A |
| Of human life when first allowed to gleam | A |
| On mortal notice Glory of the vale | B |
| Such thy meek outset with a crown though frail | B |
| Kept in perpetual verdure by the steam | A |
| Of thy soft breath Less vivid wreath entwined | C |
| Nemaean victor's brow less bright was worn | D |
| Meed of some Roman chief in triumph borne | D |
| With captives chained and shedding from his car | E |
| The sunset splendours of a finished war | F |
| Upon the proud enslavers of mankind | C |
William Wordsworth
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