Sonnet 01 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDDCEFGGHF| Poet if on a lasting fame be bent | A |
| Thy unperturbing hopes thou will not roam | B |
| Too far from thine own happy heart and home | B |
| Cling to the lowly earth and be content | A |
| So shall thy name be dear to many a heart | C |
| So shall the noblest truths by thee be taught | D |
| The flower and fruit of wholesome human thought | D |
| Bless the sweet labors of thy gentle art | C |
| The brightest stars are nearest to the earth | E |
| And we may track the mighty sun above | F |
| Even by the shadow of a slender flower | G |
| Always O bard humility is power | G |
| And thou mayst draw from matters of the hearth | H |
| Truths wide as nations and as deep as love | F |
Henry Timrod
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