Licia Sonnets 49 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGG| If that I die fair Licia with disdain | A |
| Or heartless live surpris d with thy wrong | B |
| Then heavens and earth shall accent both my pain | A |
| And curse the time so cruel and so long | B |
| If you be kind my queen as you are fair | C |
| And aid my thoughts that still for conquest strive | D |
| Then will I sing and never more despair | C |
| And praise your kindness whilst I am alive | D |
| Till then I pay the tribute of my tears | E |
| To move thy mercy and thy constant truth | F |
| Respect fair love how these with sorrow wears | E |
| The truest heart unless it find some ruth | F |
| Then grace me sweet and with thy favor raise me | G |
| So shall I live and all the world shall praise thee | G |
Giles Fletcher The Elder
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