Sonnet To The River Trent, Written On Recovery From Sickness Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBCBCDEDEFF| Once more O Trent along thy pebbly marge | A |
| A pensive invalid reduced and pale | B |
| From the close sick room newly set at large | A |
| Woos to his wan worn cheek the pleasant gale | B |
| O to his ear how musical the tale | B |
| Which fills with joy the throstle's little throat | C |
| And all the sounds which on the fresh breeze sail | B |
| How wildly novel on his senses float | C |
| It was on this that many a sleepless night | D |
| As lone he watch'd the taper's sickly gleam | E |
| And at his casement heard with wild affright | D |
| The owl's dull wing and melancholy scream | E |
| On this he thought this this his sole desire | F |
| Thus once again to hear the warbling woodland choir | F |
Henry Kirk White
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