Sonnets 11: As To Some Lovely Temple, Tenantless Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAAAABACDECFD| As to some lovely temple tenantless | A |
| Long since that once was sweet with shivering brass | A |
| Knowing well its altars ruined and the grass | A |
| Grown up between the stones yet from excess | A |
| Of grief hard driven or great loneliness | A |
| The worshiper returns and those who pass | A |
| Marvel him crying on a name that was mdash | B |
| So is it now with me in my distress | A |
| Your body was a temple to Delight | C |
| Cold are its ashes whence the breath is fled | D |
| Yet here one time your spirit was wont to move | E |
| Here might I hope to find you day or night | C |
| And here I come to look for you my love | F |
| Even now foolishly knowing you are dead | D |
Edna St. Vincent Millay
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