Sonnet Xxvii: Oh! Ye Bright Stars Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDCDCE| Oh ye bright Stars that on the Ebon fields | A |
| Of Heav'n's empire trembling seems to stand | B |
| 'Till rosy morn unlocks her portal bland | B |
| Where the proud Sun his fiery banner wields | A |
| To flames less fierce than mine your lustre yields | A |
| And pow'rs more strong my countless tears command | B |
| Love strikes the feeling heart with ruthless hand | B |
| And only spares the breast which dullness shields | A |
| Since then capricious nature but bestows | C |
| The fine affections of the soul to prove | D |
| A keener sense of desolating woes | C |
| Far far from me the empty boast remove | D |
| If bliss from coldness pain from passion flows | C |
| Ah who would wish to feel or learn to love | E |
Mary Darby Robinson
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