Sonnet Ii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEFEGHIJKK| Think Valentine as speeding on thy way | A |
| Homeward thou hastest light of heart along | B |
| If heavily creep on one little day | A |
| The medley crew of travellers among | C |
| Think on thine absent friend reflect that here | D |
| On Life's sad journey comfortless he roves | E |
| Remote from every scene his heart holds dear | F |
| From him he values and from her he loves | E |
| And when disgusted with the vain and dull | G |
| Whom chance companions of thy way may doom | H |
| Thy mind of each domestic comfort full | I |
| Turns to itself and meditates on home | J |
| Ah think what Cares must ache within his breast | K |
| Who loaths the lingering road yet has no home of rest | K |
Robert Southey
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