Sonnet (written In A Volume Of Shakespeare) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBCBCCDCDCD| How bravely Autumn paints upon the sky | A |
| The gorgeous fame of Summer which is fled | B |
| Hues of all flow'rs that in their ashes lie | A |
| Trophied in that fair light whereon they fed | B |
| Tulip and hyacinth and sweet rose red | B |
| Like exhalations from the leafy mould | C |
| Look here how honor glorifies the dead | B |
| And warms their scutcheons with a glance of gold | C |
| Such is the memory of poets old | C |
| Who on Parnassus' hill have bloom'd elate | D |
| Now they are laid under their marbles cold | C |
| And turned to clay whereof they were create | D |
| But god Apollo hath them all enroll'd | C |
| And blazon'd on the very clouds of Fate | D |
Thomas Hood
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