A Timid Grace Sits Trembling In Her Eye Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCCDECFGFGHH| A timid grace sits trembling in her eye | A |
| As loath to meet the rudeness of men's sight | B |
| Yet shedding a delicious lunar light | B |
| That steeps in kind oblivious ecstasy | C |
| The care crazed mind like some still melody | C |
| Speaking most plain the thoughts which do possess | D |
| Her gentle sprite peace and meek quietness | E |
| And innocent loves and maiden purity | C |
| A look whereof might heal the cruel smart | F |
| Of changed friends or fortune's wrongs unkind | G |
| Might to sweet deeds of mercy move the heart | F |
| Of him who hates his brethren of mankind | G |
| Turned are those lights from me who fondly yet | H |
| Past joys vain loves and buried hopes regret | H |
Charles Lamb
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