with its comforting promise of an afterlife heaven. Furthermore, he ends the poem by saying that her face was heaven and now it is not restorable.
             Commas are also strategically placed as pauses after the words most important to him. 'Thee' [Catherine], 'love', 'one' [memory] – all are just some of the examples of commas which allow Wordsworth to reflect upon, and give temporal weight to, these key words.
             Rhyme is another important tool employed in various ways in this poem. Wordsworth tends to rhyme terms which are directly related such as 'whom' [=Catherine] and [Catherine's] 'tomb' or his 'mind' which is 'blind&ap
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