Sonnet 10 - Yet, Love, Mere Love, Is Beautiful Indeed Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCBBCCCDEDEDE| X | A |
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| Yet love mere love is beautiful indeed | B |
| And worthy of acceptation Fire is bright | C |
| Let temple burn or flax an equal light | C |
| Leaps in the flame from cedar plank or weed | B |
| And love is fire And when I say at need | B |
| I love thee mark I love thee in thy sight | C |
| I stand transfigured glorified aright | C |
| With conscience of the new rays that proceed | C |
| Out of my face toward thine There's nothing low | D |
| In love when love the lowest meanest creatures | E |
| Who love God God accepts while loving so | D |
| And what I feel across the inferior features | E |
| Of what I am doth flash itself and show | D |
| How that great work of Love enhances Nature's | E |
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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