Sonnet Xviii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEGHH

SINCE in the pleasant time of opening flowersA
That flow'r Her life was doom'd to fade awayB
Since Her dear loss hath shaded lovely hoursA
And turn'd to mourning all the smiles of MayB
Henceforward when the warm soft breath of SpringC
Bids cowslips star the meadows thick and sweetD
When doves are in the green wood murmuringC
And children wander with delighted feetD
When by their own rich beauty downward bentE
Soft Guelder roses hang their tufts of snowF
And purple lilacs yield a fagrant scentE
And bright laburnum droops its yellow boughG
Let that Spring time be welcomed with a sighH
For Her lamented Rake who was so young to dieH

Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton



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