Alli Verifiglioli Delle Muse Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACADEDE ECEF GHGA IAJA CJCJC ADAAAHHYe moderne Lawreats famousd for your writ | A |
VVho for your pregnance may in Delos dwelt | B |
On your sweete lines eternitie doth sit | A |
Their browes enobling with applause and lawrell | C |
Triumph and honor ay inuest your writ | A |
Ye fett your penns from wing of singing swanne | D |
VVhen sweetely warbling to her selfe she flotes | E |
Adowne Meander streames and like to Organ | D |
Imparts into her quils melodious notes | E |
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Ye from the father of delicious phrases | E |
Borrow such hymns as make your mistresse liue | C |
VVhen time is dead nay Hermes tunes the praises | E |
VVhich ye in sonnets to your mistresse giue | F |
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Report throughout our westerne Isle doth ring | G |
The sweete tun'd accents of your Delian sonnetrie | H |
VVhich to Apollos violine ye sing | G |
Oh then your high straines drowne his melodie | A |
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From forth dead sleepe of euerlasting darke | I |
Fame with her trumps shrill summon hath awakt | A |
The Romayne Naso and the Tuskan Petrarch | J |
Your spirit rauishing lines to wonder at | A |
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Oh theame befitting high mus'd Astrophil | C |
He to your siluerie songs lent sweetest touch | J |
Your songs the immortall spirit of your quill | C |
Oh pardon for my artlesse pen to much | J |
Doth dimme your glories through his infant skill | C |
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Though may J not with you the spoyles deuide | A |
Ye sacred of spring of Mnemosyne | D |
Of endlesse praise which haue your pens atchiu'd | A |
Your pens the trumps to immortallitie | A |
Yet be it leyfull that like maymes I bide | A |
Like brunts and skarres in your loues warfare | H |
And here though in my home spun verse of them declare | H |
Anonymous Olde English
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