Sonnet Xxvi Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBCCBBADEDEFG

O partial MEMORY Years that fled too fastA
From thee in more than pristine beauty riseB
Forgotten all the transient tears and sighsB
Somewhat that dimm'd their brightness Thou hast chas'dC
Each hovering mist from the soft Suns that grac'dC
Our fresh gay morn of Youth the Heart's high prizeB
Friendship and all that charm'd us in the eyesB
Of yet unutter'd Love So pleasures pastA
That in thy crystal prism thus glow sublimeD
Beam on the gloom'd and disappointed MindE
When Youth and Health in the chill'd grasp of TimeD
Shudder and fade and cypress buds we findE
Ordain'd Life's blighted roses to supplyF
While but reflected shine the golden lights of JoyG

Anna Seward



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