Sonnet. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDCDEFFE| There was a beautiful spirit in her air | A |
| As of a fay at revel Hidden springs | B |
| Too delicate for knowledge should be there | A |
| Moving her gently like invisible wings | B |
| And then her lip out blushing the red fruit | C |
| That bursts with ripeness in the Autumn time | D |
| And the arch eye you would not swear was mute | C |
| And the clear cheek as of a purer clime | D |
| And the low tone soft as a pleasant flute | C |
| Sent over water with the vesper chime | D |
| And then her forehead with its loose dark curl | E |
| And the bewildering smile that made her mouth | F |
| Like a torn rose leaf moistened of the South | F |
| She has an angel's gifts the radiant girl | E |
Nathaniel Parker Willis
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