Holy Sonnet Xv: Wilt Thou Love God Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAACCAACCADD| Wilt thou love God as he thee then digest | A |
| My Soule this wholsome meditation | B |
| How God the Spirit by Angels waited on | C |
| In heaven doth make his Temple in thy brest | A |
| The Father having begot a Sonne most blest | A |
| And still begetting for he ne'r begonne | C |
| Hath deign'd to chuse thee by adoption | C |
| Coheire to his glory and Sabbaths endlesse rest | A |
| And as a robb'd man which by search doth finde | A |
| His stolne stuffe sold must lose or buy it againe | C |
| The Sonne of glory came downe and was slaine | C |
| Us whom he had made and Satan stolne to unbinde | A |
| 'Twas much that man was made like God before | D |
| But that God should be made like man much more | D |
John Donne
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