Licia Sonnets 41 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGG| If aged Charon when my life shall end | A |
| I pass thy ferry and my waftage pay | B |
| Thy oars shall fall thy boat and mast shall rend | A |
| And through the deep shall be a dry foot way | B |
| For why My heart with sighs doth breathe such flame | C |
| That air and water both incens d be | D |
| The boundless ocean from whose mouth they came | C |
| For from my heat not heaven itself is free | D |
| Then since to me thy loss can be no gain | E |
| Avoid thy harm and fly what I foretell | F |
| Make thou thy love with me for to be slain | E |
| That I with her and both with thee may dwell | F |
| Thy fact thus Charon both of us shall bless | G |
| Thou save thy boat and I my love possess | G |
Giles Fletcher The Elder
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