Sonnet Vi: Is It To Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BCCBBCCBDEDFDG| A | |
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| Is it to love to fix the tender gaze | B |
| To hide the timid blush and steal away | C |
| To shun the busy world and waste the day | C |
| In some rude mountain's solitary maze | B |
| Is it to chant one name in ceaseless lays | B |
| To hear no words that other tongues can say | C |
| To watch the pale moon's melancholy ray | C |
| To chide in fondness and in folly praise | B |
| Is it to pour th' involuntary sigh | D |
| To dream of bliss and wake new pangs to prove | E |
| To talk in fancy with the speaking eye | D |
| Then start with jealousy and wildly rove | F |
| Is it to loathe the light and wish to die | D |
| For these I feel and feel that they are Love | G |
Mary Darby Robinson
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