Sonnet Iii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBBCDCDEFEFDD| And every year a world my will did deem | A |
| Till lo at last to Court now am I come | B |
| A seemly swain that might the place beseem | B |
| A gladsome guest embraced by all and some | B |
| Not there content with common dignity | C |
| My wandering eye in haste yea post post haste | D |
| Beheld the blazing badge of bravery | C |
| For want whereof I thought myself disgraced | D |
| Then peevish pride puffed up my swelling heart | E |
| To further forth so hot an enterprise | F |
| And comely cost began to play his part | E |
| In praising patterns of mine own devise | F |
| Thus all was good and might be got in haste | D |
| To prink me up and make me higher placed | D |
George Gascoigne
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