How many lines are in each stanza?
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My heart, I cannot still it,
Nest that had song-birds in it;
And when the last shall go,
The dreary days, to fill it,
Instead of lark or linnet,
Shall whirl dead leaves and snow.
Had they been swallows only,
Without the passion stronger
That skyward longs and sings,-
Woe's me, I shall be lonely
When I can feel no longer
The impatience of their wings!
A moment, sweet delusion,

There are 6 lines in each of the stanzas.

Explanation:

The poem follows an unusual rhyme scheme so it is harder to pin down as it also constitutes close rhymes as rhymes but you can see that the poem actually has 6 line stanzas. This is evident if you notice the fact that:

the rhyme scheme in the first stanza follows something like this:

line 1 has a rhyme with the 4th line  in still it and fill it

line 2 rhymes with line 5th with in it  and linnet

line 3 rhymes with line 6th with go and slow.

This pattern makes the rhyme scheme to be abcabc and the pattern repeats itself in the next stanza. So the verses have 6 lines in a stanza.

what passage could you provide the passage.

which lines in this excerpt from act i of shakespeare's romeo and juliet suggest that lord capulet respects free will?