Sonnet To Twilight Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDEFGFGHH| Meek Twilight soften the declining day | A |
| And bring the hour my pensive spirit loves | B |
| When o'er the mountain slow descends the ray | A |
| That gives to silence and to night the groves | C |
| Ah let the happy court the morning still | D |
| When in her blooming loveliness arrayed | E |
| She bids fresh beauty light the vale or hill | D |
| And rapture warble in the vocal shade | E |
| Sweet is the odour of the morning's flower | F |
| And rich in melody her accents rise | G |
| Yet dearer to my soul the shadowy hour | F |
| At which her blossoms close her music dies | G |
| For then while languid Nature droops her head | H |
| She wakes the tear 'tis luxury to shed | H |
Helen Maria Williams
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