Sonnet To Spenser Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDFGFGHH| Spenser a jealous honourer of thine | A |
| A forester deep in thy midmost trees | B |
| Did last eve ask my promise to refine | A |
| Some English that might strive thine ear to please | B |
| But Elfin Poet 'tis impossible | C |
| For an inhabitant of wintry earth | D |
| To rise like Phoebus with a golden quill | E |
| Fire wing'd and make a morning in his mirth | D |
| It is impossible to escape from toil | F |
| O' the sudden and receive thy spiriting | G |
| The flower must drink the nature of the soil | F |
| Before it can put forth its blossoming | G |
| Be with me in the summer days and I | H |
| Will for thine honour and his pleasure try | H |
John Keats
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