Sonnet Xxxix Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBCBCCCCCDD| SWeet smile the daughter of the Queene of loue | A |
| Expressing all thy mothers powrefull art | B |
| with which she wonts to temper angry loue | A |
| when all the gods he threats with thundring dart | B |
| Sweet is thy vertue as thy selfe sweet art | B |
| for when on me thou shinedst late in sadnesse | C |
| a melting pleasance ran through euery part | B |
| and me reuiued with hart robbing gladnesse | C |
| Whylest rapt with ioy resembling heauenly madnes | C |
| my soule was rauisht quite as in a traunce | C |
| and feeling thence no more her sorowes sadnesse | C |
| fed on the fulnesse of that chearefull glaunce | C |
| More sweet than Nectar or Ambrosiall meat | D |
| seemd euery bit which thenceforth I did eat | D |
Edmund Spenser
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