Licia Sonnets 09 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCEFGFGHH| Love was laid down all weary fast asleep | A |
| Whereas my love his armor took away | B |
| The boy awaked and straight began to weep | A |
| But stood amazed and knew not what to say | B |
| Weep not my boy said Venus to her son | C |
| Thy weapons none can wield but thou alone | D |
| Licia the fair this harm to thee hath done | C |
| I saw her here and presently was gone | E |
| She will restore them for she hath no need | F |
| To take thy weapons where thy valour lies | G |
| For men to wound the Fates have her decreed | F |
| With favour hands with beauty and with eyes | G |
| No Venus no she scorns them credit me | H |
| But robbed thy son that none might care for thee | H |
Giles Fletcher The Elder
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