Licia Sonnets 10 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGG| A painter drew the image of the boy | A |
| Swift love with wings all naked and yet blind | B |
| With bow and arrows bent for to destroy | A |
| I blamed his skill and fault I thus did find | B |
| A needless task I see thy cunning take | C |
| Misled by love thy fancy thee betrayed | D |
| Love is no boy nor blind as men him make | C |
| Nor weapons wears whereof to be affrayed | D |
| But if thou love wilt paint with greatest skill | E |
| A love a maid a goddess and a queen | F |
| Wonder and view at Licia's picture still | E |
| For other love the world hath never seen | F |
| For she alone all hope all comfort gives | G |
| Men's hearts souls all led by her favour lives | G |
Giles Fletcher The Elder
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