Sonnet. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCAADEDED| O Cloud so golden stealing o'er the sky | A |
| Like pensive thought across a virgin mind | B |
| Scarce sadder than the sunshine left behind | B |
| Would that o'er heaven with thee my soul could fly | A |
| Scanning Earth's beauty with a lover's eye | A |
| Tracing the waving waters and the woods | C |
| Their sleepy shades and silent solitudes | C |
| Where all the summer through I long to lie | A |
| O Cloud so golden stealing o'er the sky | A |
| Sail'd I within thy bosom o'er heaven's main | D |
| Methinks that gazing downward on the glory | E |
| The liquid loveliness of sea and plain | D |
| Of mountain isle and leafy promontory | E |
| My soul would melt and fall again in rain | D |
Walter R. Cassels
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