Sonnets Ii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCBBCCBDEEDDE| Inscribed to S F S about her father | A |
| - | |
| I went to listen to my teacher friend | B |
| O Friend above thanks for the friend below | C |
| Who having been made wise deep things to know | C |
| With brooding spirit over them doth bend | B |
| Until they waken words as wings to send | B |
| Their seeds far forth seeking a place to grow | C |
| The lesson past with quiet foot I go | C |
| And towards his silent room expectant wend | B |
| Seeking a blessing even leave to dwell | D |
| For some eternal minutes in his eyes | E |
| And he smiled on me in his loving wise | E |
| His hand spoke friendship satisfied me well | D |
| My presence was some pleasure I could tell | D |
| Then forth we went beneath the smoky skies | E |
George Macdonald
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