Sonnet Lxxxv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBBBBBCBCBB| THe world that cannot deeme of worthy things | A |
| when I doe praise her say I doe but flatter | B |
| so does the Cuckow when the Mauis sings | A |
| begin his witlesse note apace to clatter | B |
| But they that skill not of so heauenly matter | B |
| all that they know not enuy or admyre | B |
| rather then enuy let them wonder at her | B |
| but not to deeme of her desert aspyre | B |
| Deepe in the closet of my parts entyre | B |
| her worth is written with a golden quill | C |
| that me with heauenly fury doth inspire | B |
| and my glad mouth with her sweet prayses fill | C |
| Which when as fame in her shrill trump shal thunder | B |
| let the world chose to enuy or to wonder | B |
Edmund Spenser
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