Sonnet Iii: Unlike Are We, Unlike Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDACCAEFEFEF| Unlike are we unlike O princely Heart | A |
| Unlike our uses and our destinies | B |
| Our ministering two angels look surprise | C |
| On one another as they strike athwart | D |
| Their wings in passing Thou bethink thee art | A |
| A guest for queens to social pageantries | C |
| With gages from a hundred brighter eyes | C |
| Than tears even can make mine to play thy part | A |
| Of chief musician What hast thou to do | E |
| With looking from the lattice lights at me | F |
| A poor tired wandering singer singing through | E |
| The dark and leaning up a cypress tree | F |
| The chrism is on thine head on mine the dew | E |
| And Death must dig the level where these agree | F |
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
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