Sonnet Lxxx Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAABDDEFGFGF| As lightens the brown Hill to vivid green | A |
| When juvenescent April's showery Sun | B |
| Looks on its side with golden glance at Noon | C |
| So on the gloom of Life's now faded scene | A |
| Shines the dear image of those days serene | A |
| From Memory's consecrated treasures won | B |
| The days that rose ere youth and years were flown | D |
| Soft as the morn of May and well I ween | D |
| If they had clouds in Time's alembic clear | E |
| They vanish'd all and their gay vision glows | F |
| In brightness unobscur'd and now they wear | G |
| A more than pristine sunniness which throws | F |
| Those mild reflected lights that soften care | G |
| Loss of lov'd Friends and all the train of Woes | F |
Anna Seward
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