Sonnet. The Double Rock Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGH| Since thou hast view'd some Gorgon and art grown | A |
| A solid stone | A |
| To bring again to softness thy hard heart | B |
| Is past my art | B |
| Ice may relent to water in a thaw | C |
| But stone made flesh Loves Chymistry ne're saw | C |
| Therefore by thinking on thy hardness I | D |
| Will petrify | D |
| And so within our double Quarryes Wombe | E |
| Dig our Loves Tombe | E |
| Thus strangely will our difference agree | F |
| And with our selves amaze the world to see | F |
| How both Revenge and Sympathy consent | G |
| To make two Rocks each others Monument | H |
Henry King
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