Sonnet. Go Thou That Vainly Do'st Mine Eyes Invite Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFG| Go thou that vainly do'st mine eyes invite | A |
| To taste the softer comforts of the night | A |
| And bid'st me cool the feaver of my brain | B |
| In those sweet balmy dewes which slumber pain | B |
| Enjoy thine own peace in untroubled sleep | C |
| Whil'st my sad thoughts eternal vigils keep | C |
| O could'st thou for a time change breasts with me | D |
| Thou in that broken Glass shouldst plainly see | D |
| A heart which wastes in the slow smothring fire | E |
| Blown by despair and fed by false desire | E |
| Can onely reap such sleeps as Sea men have | F |
| When fierce winds rock them on the foaming wave | G |
Henry King
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