The Charming Girl Of Somerset. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGGHH| By magic spell was I entranced | A |
| When on me first thy brown eyes glanced | A |
| And sunbeams played at hide and seek | B |
| Thro' silken ringlets on thy dimpling cheek | B |
| And like some glorious halo shed | C |
| Their radiance o'er thy shapely head | C |
| And seemed as if they loved to dwell | D |
| Where'er thy airy footsteps fell | D |
| And in my dreams I see thee now | E |
| The pearly teeth the arching brow | E |
| The form that mocks the sculptor's art | F |
| To add one curve that could impart | F |
| More beauty and more witching grace | G |
| Or chisel out a sweeter face | G |
| Blest be the hour when first I met | H |
| This charming girl of Somerset | H |
George W. Doneghy
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