Sonnet - Dramatis Personæ Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCADEFGEFA| Eyes calm beside thee Lady could'st thou know | A |
| May turn away thick with fast gathering tears | B |
| I glance not where all gaze thrilling and low | A |
| Their passionate praises reach thee my cheek wears | B |
| Alone no wonder when thou passest by | C |
| Thy tremulous lids bent and suffused reply | C |
| To the irrepressible homage which doth glow | A |
| On every lip but mine if in thine ears | D |
| Their accents linger and thou dost recall | E |
| Me as I stood still guarded very pale | F |
| Beside each votarist whose lighted brow | G |
| Wore worship like an aureole O'er them all | E |
| My beauty thou wilt murmur did prevail | F |
| Save that one only Lady could'st thou know | A |
Robert Browning
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