Licia Sonnets 51 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BCBCDEDEFGFHBB| A | |
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| When first the sun whom all my senses serve | B |
| Began to shine upon this earthly round | C |
| The heavens for her all graces did reserve | B |
| That Pandor like with all she might abound | C |
| Apollo placed his brightness in her eyes | D |
| His skill presaging and his music sweet | E |
| Mars gave his force all force she now defies | D |
| Venus her smiles wherewith she Mars did meet | E |
| Python a voice Diana made her chaste | F |
| Ceres gave plenty Cupid lent his bow | G |
| Thetis his feet there Pallas wisdom placed | F |
| With these she queen like kept a world in awe | H |
| Yet all these honors deem d are but pelf | B |
| For she is much more worthy of herself | B |
Giles Fletcher The Elder
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