Sonnet Xxxii: Blest As The Gods Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADEFEFE| Blest as the Gods Sicilian Maid is he | A |
| The youth whose soul thy yielding graces charm | B |
| Who bound O thraldom sweet by beauty's arm | B |
| In idle dalliance fondly sports with thee | A |
| Blest as the Gods that iv'ry throne to see | A |
| Throbbing with transports tender timid warm | C |
| While round thy fragrant lips zephyrs swarm | C |
| As op'ning buds attract the wand'ring Bee | A |
| Yet short is youthful passion's fervid hour | D |
| Soon shall another clasp the beauteous boy | E |
| Soon shall a rival prove in that gay bow'r | F |
| The pleasing torture of excessive joy | E |
| The Bee flies sicken'd from the sweetest flow'r | F |
| The lightning's shaft but dazzles to destroy | E |
Mary Darby Robinson
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