Licia Sonnets 14 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGH| My love lay sleeping where birds music made | A |
| Shutting her eyes disdainful of the light | B |
| The heat was great but greater was the shade | A |
| Which her defended from his burning sight | B |
| This Cupid saw and came a kiss to take | C |
| Sucking sweet nectar from her sugared breath | D |
| She felt the touch and blushed and did awake | C |
| Seeing t'was love which she did think was death | D |
| She cut his wings and caused him to stay | E |
| Making a vow he should not thence depart | F |
| Unless to her the wanton boy could pay | E |
| The truest kindest and most loving heart | F |
| His feathers still she us d for a fan | G |
| Till by exchange my heart his feathers won | H |
Giles Fletcher The Elder
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