Sonnet Xii: Now, O'er The Tesselated Pavement Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDCDCD| Now o'er the tessellated pavement strew | A |
| Fresh saffron steep'd in essence of the rose | B |
| While down yon agate column gently flows | B |
| A glitt'ring streamlet of ambrosial dew | A |
| My Phaon smiles the rich carnation's hue | A |
| On his flush'd cheek in conscious lustre glows | B |
| While o'er his breast enamour'd Venus throws | B |
| Her starry mantle of celestial blue | A |
| Breathe soft ye dulcet flutes among the trees | C |
| Where clust'ring boughs with golden citron twine | D |
| While slow vibrations dying on the breeze | C |
| Shall soothe his soul with harmony divine | D |
| Then let my form his yielding fancy seize | C |
| And all his fondest wishes blend with mine | D |
Mary Darby Robinson
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