Sonnet Xxxiii: I Wake Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDCDCD| I wake delusive phantoms hence away | A |
| Tempt not the weakness of a lover's breast | B |
| The softest breeze can shake the halcyon's nest | B |
| And lightest clouds o'ercast the dawning ray | A |
| 'Twas but a vision Now the star of day | A |
| Peers like a gem on Aetna's burning crest | B |
| Wellcome ye Hills with golden vintage drest | B |
| Sicilian forests brown and vallies gay | A |
| A mournful stranger from the Lesbian Isle | C |
| Not strange in loftiest eulogy of Song | D |
| She who could teach the Stoic's cheek to smile | C |
| Thaw the cold heart and chain the wond'ring throng | D |
| Can find no balm love's arrows to beguile | C |
| Ah Sorrows known too soon and felt too long | D |
Mary Darby Robinson
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