Licia Sonnets 33 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDEFGFGHI| I wrote my sighs and sent them to my love | A |
| I praised that fair that none enough could praise | B |
| But plaints nor praises could fair Licia move | C |
| Above my reach she did her virtues raise | B |
| And thus replied False Scrawl untrue thou art | D |
| To feign those sighs that nowhere can be found | E |
| For half those praises came not from his heart | D |
| Whose faith and love as yet was never found | E |
| Thy master's life false Scrawl shall be thy doom | F |
| Because he burns I judge thee to the flame | G |
| Both your attempts deserve no better room | F |
| Thus at her word we ashes both became | G |
| Believe me fair and let my paper live | H |
| Or be not fair and so me freedom give | I |
Giles Fletcher The Elder
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