Licia Sonnets 35 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGH| Whenas I wish fair Licia for a kiss | A |
| From those sweet lips where rose and lilies strive | B |
| Straight do mine eyes repine at such a bliss | A |
| And seek my lips thereof for to deprive | B |
| Whenas I seek to glut mine eyes by sight | C |
| My lips repine and call mine eyes away | D |
| Thus both contend to have each other's right | C |
| And both conspire to work my full decay | D |
| O force admired of beauty in her pride | E |
| In whose each part such strange effects there be | F |
| That all my forces in themselves divide | E |
| And make my senses plainly disagree | F |
| If all were mine this envy would be gone | G |
| Then grant me all fair sweet or grant me none | H |
Giles Fletcher The Elder
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