Licia Sonnets 44 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGG| Cruel fair love I justly do complain | A |
| Of too much rigor and thy heart unkind | B |
| That for mine eyes thou hast my body slain | A |
| And would not grant that I should favour find | B |
| I looked fair love and you my love looked fair | C |
| I sighed for love and you for sport did smile | D |
| Your smiles were such as did perfume the air | C |
| And this perfum d did my heart beguile | D |
| Thus I confess the fault was in mine eyes | E |
| Begun with sighs and ended with a flame | F |
| I for your love did all the world despise | E |
| And in these poems honored have your name | F |
| Then let your love so with my fault dispense | G |
| That all my parts feel not mine eyes' offense | G |
Giles Fletcher The Elder
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