Licia Sonnets 43 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDEFGFGHH| Are those two stars her eyes my life's light gone | A |
| By which my soul was fre d from all dark | B |
| And am I left distressed to live alone | C |
| Where none my tears and mournful tale shall mark | B |
| Ah sun why shine thy looks thy looks like gold | D |
| When horsemen brave thou risest in the east | E |
| Ah Cynthia pale to whom my griefs I told | D |
| Why do you both rejoice both man and beast | E |
| And I alone alone that dark possess | F |
| By Licia's absence brighter than the sun | G |
| Whose smiling light did ease my sad distress | F |
| And broke the clouds when tears like rain begun | G |
| Heavens grant that light and so me waking keep | H |
| Or shut my eyes and rock me fast asleep | H |
Giles Fletcher The Elder
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