Sonnet Xxvi Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACCDCDDADAEE| SWeet is the Rose but growes vpon a brere | A |
| Sweet is the Iunipere but sharpe his bough | B |
| sweet is the Eglantine but pricketh nere | A |
| sweet is the firbloome but his braunches rough | C |
| Sweet is the Cypresse but his rynd is tough | C |
| sweet is the nut but bitter is his pill | D |
| sweet is the broome flowre but yet sowre enough | C |
| and sweet is Moly but his root is ill | D |
| So euery sweet with soure is tempred still | D |
| that maketh it be coueted the more | A |
| for easie things that may be got at will | D |
| most sorts of men doe set but little store | A |
| Why then should I accoumpt of little paine | E |
| that endlesse pleasure shall vnto me gaine | E |
Edmund Spenser
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