Licia Sonnets 47 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDEFGHGII| Like Memnon's rock touched with the rising sun | A |
| Which yields a sound and echoes forth a voice | B |
| But when it's drowned in western seas is done | A |
| And drowsy like leaves off to make a noise | C |
| So I my love enlightened with your shine | D |
| A poet's skill within my soul I shroud | E |
| Not rude like that which finer wits decline | D |
| But such as Muses to the best allowed | E |
| But when your figure and your shape is gone | F |
| I speechless am like as I was before | G |
| Or if I write my verse is filled with moan | H |
| And blurred with tears by falling in such store | G |
| Then muse not Licia if my Muse be slack | I |
| For when I wrote I did thy beauty lack | I |
Giles Fletcher The Elder
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