Sonnet Xvii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGG| Nor wert thou only by thy kindred wept | A |
| Young mother gentle daughter cherish'd wife | B |
| Deep in her memory France hath fondly kept | A |
| The records of thy unassuming life | B |
| Oft shall the statue heroine bring to mind | C |
| As pale it gleams beneath the light of day | D |
| In all the thoughtful grace by thee design'd | C |
| The worth and talent which have pass'd away | D |
| Oft shall the old who see thy child pass by | E |
| Smiling and glad despite his orphan'd lot | F |
| Look on him with a blessing and a sigh | E |
| As one who suffers loss yet feels it not | F |
| But lifting up his innocent eyes in prayer | G |
| Vaguely imagines Heaven foretaught that thou art THERE | G |
Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton
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