Sonnet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACAACDEEFEF| The Lord of Life shakes off his drowsihed | A |
| And 'gins to sprinkle on the earth below | B |
| Those rays that from his shaken locks do flow | B |
| Meantime by truant love of rambling led | A |
| I turn my back on thy detested walls | C |
| Proud city and thy sons I leave behind | A |
| A sordid selfish money getting kind | A |
| Brute things who shut their ears when Freedom calls | C |
| I pass not thee so lightly well known spire | D |
| That mindest me of many a pleasure gone | E |
| Of merrier days of love and Islington | E |
| Kindling afresh the flames of past desire | F |
| And I shall muse on thee slow journeying on | E |
| To the green plains of pleasant Hertfordshire | F |
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Charles Lamb
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