Licia Sonnets 40 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDEFGFGHH| My grief begun fair saint when first I saw | A |
| Love in those eyes sit ru ing with disdain | B |
| Whose sweet commands did keep a world in awe | C |
| And caused them serve your favor to obtain | B |
| I stood as one enchanted with a frown | D |
| Yet smiled to see all creatures serve those eyes | E |
| Where each with sighs paid tribute to that crown | D |
| And thought them grac d by your dumb rep ies | E |
| But I ambitious could not be content | F |
| Till that my service more than sighs made known | G |
| And for that end my heart to you I sent | F |
| To say and swear that fair it is your own | G |
| Then greater graces Licia do impart | H |
| Not dumb replies unto a speaking heart | H |
Giles Fletcher The Elder
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