Preface To Poems By Samuel Rogers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDEFFGGFFHHDE

Oh could my Mind unfolded in my pageA
Enlighten climes and mould a future ageA
There as it glow'd with noblest frenzy fraughtB
Dispense the treasures of exalted thoughtB
To Virtue wake the pulses of the heartC
And bid the tear of emulation startC
Oh could it still thro' each succeeding yearD
My life my manners and my name endearE
And when the poet sleeps in silent dustF
Still hold communion with the wise and justF
Yet should this Verse my leisure's best resourceG
When thro' the world it steals its secret courseG
Revive but once a generous wish supprestF
Chase but a sigh or charm a care to restF
In one good deed a fleeting hour employH
Or flush one faded cheek with honest joyH
Blest were my lines tho' limited their sphereD
Tho' short their date as his who trac'd them hereE

Samuel Rogers



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