To His Sleeping Mistress Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFD| Oh fair sweet face oh eyes celestial bright | A |
| Twin stars in heaven that now adorn the night | A |
| Oh fruitful lips where cherries ever grow | B |
| And damask cheeks where all sweet beauties blow | B |
| Oh thou from head to foot divinely fair | C |
| Cupid's most cunning net's made of that hair | C |
| And as he weaves himself for curious eyes | D |
| 'Oh me oh me I'm caught myself ' he cries | D |
| Sweet rest about thee sweet and golden sleep | E |
| Soft peaceful thoughts your hourly watches keep | E |
| Whilst I in wonder sing this sacrifice | F |
| To beauty sacred and those angel eyes | D |
John Fletcher
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