Sonnet Iv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEGFG| What tho' no sculptur'd monument proclaim | A |
| Thy fate yet Albert in my breast I bear | B |
| Inshrin'd the sad remembrance yet thy name | A |
| Will fill my throbbing bosom When DESPAIR | B |
| The child of murdered HOPE fed on thy heart | C |
| Loved honored friend I saw thee sink forlorn | D |
| Pierced to the soul by cold Neglect's keen dart | C |
| And Penury's hard ills and pitying Scorn | D |
| And the dark spectre of departed JOY | E |
| Inhuman MEMORY Often on thy grave | F |
| Love I the solitary hour to employ | E |
| Thinking on other days and heave the sigh | G |
| Responsive when I mark the high grass wave | F |
| Sad sounding as the cold breeze rustles by | G |
Robert Southey
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