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Sonnet To The Moon (written In November) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDCDDCDCEE

Sublime emerging from the misty vergeA
Of the horizon dim thee Moon I hailB
As sweeping o'er the leafless grove the galeB
Seems to repeat the year's funereal dirgeA
Now Autumn sickens on the languid sightC
And leaves bestrew the wanderer's lonely wayD
Now unto thee pale arbitress of nightC
With double joy my homage do I payD
When clouds disguise the glories of the dayD
And stern November sheds her boisterous blightC
How doubly sweet to mark the moony rayD
Shoot through the mist from the ethereal heightC
And still unchanged back to the memory bringE
The smiles Favonian of life's earliest springE

Henry Kirk White



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