Licia Sonnets 39 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDEFGFHII| Fair matchless nymph respect but what I crave | A |
| My thoughts are true and honour is my love | B |
| I fainting die whom yet a smile might save | A |
| You gave the wound and can the hurt remove | C |
| Those eyes like stars that twinkle in the night | D |
| And cheeks like rubies pale in lilies dyed | E |
| Those ebon hands that darting hath such might | D |
| That in my soul my love and life divide | E |
| Accept the passions of a man possessed | F |
| Let love be loved and grant me leave to live | G |
| Disperse those clouds that darkened have my rest | F |
| And let your heaven a sun like smile but give | H |
| Then shall I praise that heaven for such a sun | I |
| That saved my life whenas my grief begun | I |
Giles Fletcher The Elder
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