Sonnet Xiii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCDEDEFGFGHHTHE WEAVER | A |
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LITTLE they think the giddy and the vain | B |
Wandering at pleasure 'neath the shady trees | C |
While the light glossy silk or rustling train | B |
Shines in the sun or flutters in the breeze | C |
How the sick weaver plies the incessant loom | D |
Crossing in silence the perplexing thread | E |
Pent in the confines of one narrow room | D |
Where droops complainingly his cheerless head | E |
Little they think with what dull anxious eyes | F |
Nor by what nerveless thin and trembling hands | G |
The devious mingling of those various dyes | F |
Were wrought to answer Luxury's commands | G |
But the day cometh when the tired shall rest | H |
Where weary Lazarus leans his head on Abraham's breast | H |
Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton
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