Sonnet Lxii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEBEEFEFEE| THe weary yeare his race now hauing run | A |
| The new begins his compast course anew | B |
| with shew of morning mylde he hath begun | A |
| betokening peace and plenty to ensew | C |
| So let vs which this chaunge of weather vew | D |
| chaunge eeke our mynds and former liues amend | E |
| the old yeares sinnes forepast let vs eschew | B |
| and fly the faults with which we did offend | E |
| Then shall the new yeares ioy forth freshly send | E |
| into the glooming world his gladsome ray | F |
| and all these stormes which now his beauty blend | E |
| shall turne to caulmes and tymely cleare away | F |
| So likewise loue cheare you your heauy spright | E |
| and chaunge old yeares annoy to new delight | E |
Edmund Spenser
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