Licia Sonnets 16 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBCBCDBDBEE| Grant fairest kind a kiss unto thy friend | A |
| A blush replied and yet a kiss I had | B |
| It is not heaven that can such nectar send | A |
| Whereat my senses all amazed were glad | B |
| This done she fled as one that was affrayed | B |
| And I desired to kiss by kissing more | C |
| My love she frowned and I my kissing stayed | B |
| Yet wished to kiss her as I did before | C |
| Then as the vine the propping elm doth clasp | D |
| Loath to depart till both together die | B |
| So fold me sweet until my latest gasp | D |
| That in thy arms to death I kissed may lie | B |
| Thus whilst I live for kisses I must call | E |
| Still kiss me sweet or kiss me not at all | E |
Giles Fletcher The Elder
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