Sonnet Xix Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDEFGFGHH| But since in all that brief Life's narrow scope | A |
| No day pass'd by without some gentle deed | B |
| Let us not 'mourn like them that have no hope ' | C |
| Though sharp the stroke and suddenly decreed | B |
| For still when Spring puts out her tender leaves | D |
| And Nature's beauty seems to bud in vain | E |
| Since then the yearning spirit doubly grieves | D |
| With fresh remembrance of unconquer'd pain | E |
| Returns the precious memory of all | F |
| The grace and goodness of that creature fair | G |
| Whom it pleased God in early days to call | F |
| From this dim world of trouble toil and care | G |
| And seldom is such bless'd conviction given | H |
| That She we mourn on Earth is now a Saint in Heaven | H |
Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton
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