Sonnet Vii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGGLIKE an enfranchised bird who wildly springs | A |
With a keen sparkle in his glancing eye | B |
And a strong effort in his quivering wings | A |
Up to the blue vault of the happy sky | B |
So my enamour'd heart so long thine own | C |
At length from Love's imprisonment set free | D |
Goes forth into the open world alone | C |
Glad and exulting in its liberty | D |
But like that helpless bird confined so long | E |
His weary wings have lost all power to soar | F |
Who soon forgets to trill his joyous song | E |
And feebly fluttering sinks to earth once more | F |
So from its former bonds released in vain | G |
My heart still feels the weight of that remember'd chain | G |
Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton
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