Sonnet Vi. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCADBDBEBEFBF| Pale Roamer thro' the Night thou poor forlorn | A |
| Remorse that man on his death bed possess | B |
| Who in the credulous hour of tenderness | C |
| Betrayed then cast thee forth to Want and scorn | A |
| The World is pityless the Chaste one's pride | D |
| Mimic of Virtue scowls on thy distress | B |
| Thy kindred when they see thee turn aside | D |
| And Vice alone will shelter Wretchedness | B |
| O I am sad to think that there should be | E |
| Men born of woman who endure to place | B |
| Foul offerings on the shrine of Misery | E |
| And force from Famine the caress of Love | F |
| Man has no feeling of thy sore Disgrace | B |
| Keen blows the blast upon the moulting dove | F |
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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