Sonnet To The Strawberry Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDCDCD| THE Strawberry blooms upon its lowly bed | A |
| Plant of my native soil the Lime may fling | B |
| More potent fragrance on the zephyr's wing | B |
| The milky Cocoa richer juices shed | A |
| The white Guava lovelier blossoms spread | A |
| But not like thee to fond remembrance bring | B |
| The vanished hours of life's enchanting spring | B |
| Short calendar of joys for ever fled | A |
| Thou bid'st the scenes of childhood rise to view | C |
| The wild wood path which fancy loves to trace | D |
| Where veil'd in leaves thy fruit of rosy hue | C |
| Lurk'd on its pliant stem with modest grace | D |
| But ah when thought would later years renew | C |
| Alas successive sorrows crowd the space | D |
Helen Maria Williams
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