Sonnet Xxviii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBABAACAADD| THe laurell leafe which you this day doe weare | A |
| guies me great hope of your relenting mynd | B |
| for since it is the badg which I doe beare | A |
| ye bearing it doe seeme to me inclind | B |
| The powre thereof which ofte in me I find | B |
| let it lykewise your gentle brest inspire | A |
| with sweet infusion and put you in mind | B |
| of that proud mayd whom now those leaues attyre | A |
| Proud Daphne scorning Phaebus louely fyre | A |
| on the Thessalian shore from him did flie | C |
| for which the gods in theyr reuengefull yre | A |
| did her transforme into a laurell tree | A |
| Then fly no more fayre loue from Phebus chace | D |
| but in your brest his leafe and loue embrace | D |
Edmund Spenser
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