Sleep Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCDA AEEFFA| Come Sleep and with thy sweet deceiving | A |
| Lock me in delight awhile | B |
| Let some pleasing dreams beguile | B |
| All my fancies that from thence | C |
| I may feel an influence | D |
| All my powers of care bereaving | A |
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| Though but a shadow but a sliding | A |
| Let me know some little joy | E |
| We that suffer long annoy | E |
| Are contented with a thought | F |
| Through an idle fancy wrought | F |
| O let my joys have some abiding | A |
John Fletcher
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