Licia Sonnets 18 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEFGHIHIJJ| I swear fair Licia still for to be thine | A |
| By heart by eyes by what I held most dear | B |
| Thou checked mine oath and said these were not mine | A |
| And that I had no right by them to swear | C |
| Then by my sighs my passions and my tears | D |
| My vows my prayers my sorrow and my love | E |
| My grief my joy my hope and hopeless fears | F |
| My heart is thine and never shall remove | G |
| These are not thine though sent unto thy view | H |
| All else I grant by right they are thine own | I |
| Let these suffice that what I swear is true | H |
| And more than this if that it could be known | I |
| So shall all these though troubles ease my grief | J |
| If that they serve to work in thee belief | J |
Giles Fletcher The Elder
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