Sonnet To Shelley Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDBEBEFG| Divinely strong and beautiful in soul | A |
| With more than melody of mortal voice | B |
| The free thy spirit's majesty extol | A |
| When Liberty is made thy Muse's choice | B |
| And then how pure and pleasing is thy song | C |
| When Beauty goddess of thy mind its theme | D |
| But most to thee those sweet sad strains belong | C |
| Where Truth we find through musing's fitful dream | D |
| And trace Uncertainty and how it gropes | B |
| Through this and time to come with faltering feet | E |
| And vanity of Pleasure and the Hopes | B |
| Which Fear enfeebles and the Fates defeat | E |
| Strains oft as if at thy once sung desire | F |
| The wild west wind had ta'en thee for its lyre | G |
W. M. Mackeracher
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