Licia Sonnets 08 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEDFGFGGG| Hard are the rocks the marble and the steel | A |
| The ancient oak with wind and weather tossed | B |
| But you my love far harder do I feel | A |
| Than flint or these or is the winter's frost | B |
| My tears too weak your heart they cannot move | C |
| My sighs that rock like wind it cannot rent | D |
| Too tiger like you swear you cannot love | E |
| But tears and sighs you fruitless back have sent | D |
| The frost too hard not melted with my flame | F |
| I cinders am and yet you feel no heat | G |
| Surpass not these sweet love for very shame | F |
| But let my tears my vows my sighs entreat | G |
| Then shall I say as I by trial find | G |
| These all are hard but you my love are kind | G |
Giles Fletcher The Elder
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