Licia Sonnets 48 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDEFGHIJJ| I saw sweet Licia when the spider ran | A |
| Within your house to weave a worthless web | B |
| You present were and feared her with your fan | A |
| So that amaz d speedily she fled | C |
| She in your house such sweet perfumes did smell | D |
| And heard the Muses with their notes refined | E |
| Thus filled with envy could no longer dwell | D |
| But straight returned and at your house repined | E |
| Then tell me spider why of late I saw | F |
| Thee lose thy poison and thy bowels gone | G |
| Did these enchant and keep thy limbs in awe | H |
| And made thy forces to be small or none | I |
| No no thou didst by chance my Licia see | J |
| Who for her look Minerva seemed to thee | J |
Giles Fletcher The Elder
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