Sonnet. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACBCBDCDCEB| I would I knew the lady of thy heart | A |
| She whom thou lov'st perchance as I love thee | B |
| She unto whom thy thoughts and wishes flee | B |
| Those thoughts in which alas I bear no part | A |
| Oh I have sat and sighed thinking how fair | C |
| How passing beautiful thy love must be | B |
| Of mind how high of modesty how rare | C |
| And then I've wept I've wept in agony | B |
| Oh that I might but once behold those eyes | D |
| That to thy enamour'd gaze alone seem fair | C |
| Once hear that voice whose music still replies | D |
| To the fond vows thy passionate accents swear | C |
| Oh that I might but know the truth and die | E |
| Nor live in this long dream of misery | B |
Frances Anne Kemble (fanny)
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