Sonnet To Mrs. Siddons Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDDCEFEFGG| Siddons the Muse for many a joy refin'd | A |
| Feelings which ever seem too swiftly fled | B |
| For those delicious tears she loves to shed | B |
| Around thy brow the wreath of praise would bind | A |
| But can her feeble notes thy praise unfold | C |
| Repeat the tones each changing passion gives | D |
| Or mark where nature in thy action lives | D |
| Where in thy pause she speaks a pang untold | C |
| When fierce ambition steels thy daring breast | E |
| When from thy frantic look our glance recedes | F |
| Or oh divine enthusiast when opprest | E |
| By anxious love that eye of softness pleads | F |
| The sun beam all can feel but who can trace | G |
| The instant light and catch the radiant grace | G |
Helen Maria Williams
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