A Wreath Of Sonnets (8/14) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA ABBA CDD CDE| Where tempests roar and nature is unkind | A |
| Such was our land since Samo's rule had passed | B |
| With Samo's spirit now an icy blast | B |
| Sweeps o'er his grave reft from the nation's mind | A |
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| Our fathers' bickerings let Pepin bind | A |
| His yoke upon us then came thick and fast | B |
| Bloodstained revolts and wars the Turk at last | B |
| With woes our history is deeply lined | A |
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| Our age of glory needs must disappear | C |
| When deeds of valour ceased in our past state | D |
| And triumphs that our songs could celebrate | D |
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| The flowers on our Parnassus shyly rear | C |
| Their heads the flowers that have been spared by fate | D |
| They were all fed on many a plaint and tear | E |
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