Sonnet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCADEEDFGFHII| I saw a ship sail forth at evening time | A |
| Her prow was gilded by the western fire | B |
| And all her rigging one vast golden lyre | C |
| For winds to play on to the ocean's rhyme | A |
| Of wave on wave forever singing low | D |
| She floated on a web of burnished gold | E |
| And in such light as praying men behold | E |
| Cling round a vision were her sails aglow | D |
| I saw her come again when dawn was grey | F |
| Her wonder faded and her splendor dead ' | G |
| She whom I loved once had upon her way | F |
| A light most like the sunset Now 'tis sped | H |
| And this is saddest what seemed wondrous fair | I |
| Are now but straight pale lips and dull gold hair | I |
Sara Teasdale
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