Licia Sonnets 17 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGG| As are the sands fair Licia on the shore | A |
| Or colored flowers garlands of the spring | B |
| Or as the frosts not seen not felt before | A |
| Or as the fruits that autumn forth doth bring | B |
| As twinkling stars the tinsel of the night | C |
| Or as the fish that gallop in the seas | D |
| As airs each part that still escapes our sight | C |
| So are my sighs controllers of my ease | D |
| Yet these are such as needs must have an end | E |
| For things finite none else hath nature done | F |
| Only the sighs which from my heart I send | E |
| Will never cease but where they first begun | F |
| Accept them sweet as incense due to thee | G |
| For you immortal made them so to be | G |
Giles Fletcher The Elder
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