Sonnet To Amicus Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCE FGFGHH| WHOE'ER thou art whose soul enchanting song | A |
| Steals on the sullen ear of pensive woe | B |
| To whom the sounds of melody belong | A |
| Sounds that can more than human bliss bestow | B |
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| Like the wak'd God of day whose rays pervade | C |
| The spangled veil of night and fling their fires | D |
| O'er the cold bosom of the em'rald glade | C |
| While bath'd in tears the virgin orb retires | E |
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| Thy glowing verse illumes my path of care | F |
| And warms each torpid fibre of my heart | G |
| And tho' my MUSE exults thy smiles to share | F |
| She feels the force of thy superior art | G |
| YET shall she proudly own her timid lays | H |
| The cherish'd darlings of thy ENVIED PRAISE | H |
Mary Darby Robinson
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