Sonnet Lix. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFFEEFEFGDGDGD| Written Sept during a remarkable thunder | A |
| storm in which the moon was perfectly clear while | B |
| the tempest gathered in various directions near the | C |
| earth | D |
| WHAT awful pageants crowd the evening sky | E |
| The low horizon gathering vapours shroud | F |
| Sudden from many a deep embattled cloud | F |
| Terrific thunders burst and lightnings fly | E |
| While in serenest azure beaming high | E |
| Night's regent of her calm pavilion proud | F |
| Gilds the dark shadows that beneath her lie | E |
| Unvex'd by all their conflicts fierce and loud | F |
| So in unsullied dignity elate | G |
| A spirit conscious of superior worth | D |
| In placid elevation firmly great | G |
| Scorns the vain cares that give Contention birth | D |
| And blest with peace above the shocks of Fate | G |
| Smiles at the tumult of the troubled earth | D |
Charlotte Smith
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About Sonnet Lix.
Sonnet Lix. is a poem by Charlotte Smith. This page includes the poem text, poet information, related topics, comments, and similar poems.