Sonnet Xxv: Can'st Thou Forget Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAACCADEDEDE| Can'st thou forget O Idol of my Soul | A |
| Thy Sappho's voice her form her dulcet Lyre | B |
| That melting ev'ry thought to fond desire | C |
| Bade sweet delerium o'er thy senses roll | A |
| Can'st thou so soon renounce the blest control | A |
| That calm'd with pity's tears love's raging fire | C |
| While Hope slow breathing on the trembling wire | C |
| In every note with soft persuasion stole | A |
| Oh Sov'reign of my heart return return | D |
| For me no spring appears no summers bloom | E |
| No Sun beams glitter and no altars burn | D |
| The mind's dark winter of eternal gloom | E |
| Shews 'midst the waste a solitary urn | D |
| A blighted laurel and a mould'ring tomb | E |
Mary Darby Robinson
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