Licia Sonnets 26 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFCC| I live sweet love whereas the gentle wind | A |
| Murmurs with sport in midst of thickest boughs | B |
| Where loving woodbine doth the harbor bind | A |
| And chirping birds do echo forth my vows | B |
| Where strongest elm can scarce support the vine | C |
| And sweetest flowers enameled have the ground | D |
| Where Muses dwell and yet hereat repine | C |
| That on the earth so rare a place was found | D |
| But winds delight I wish to be content | E |
| I praise the woodbine but I take no joy | F |
| I moan the birds that music thus have spent | E |
| As for the rest they breed but mine annoy | F |
| Live then fair Licia in this place alone | C |
| Then shall I joy though all of these were gone | C |
Giles Fletcher The Elder
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