Sonnet I Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDC EAA EFF| What if the hero of the Odyssey | A |
| Had been like you a man that's fair of face | B |
| Would he have had that easy mannered grace | B |
| Yet be the cause of so much agony | A |
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| At any rate your roving ways are sure | C |
| To make me count the weeks we've been apart | D |
| And open gaping wounds within my heart | D |
| This ailing heart which you alone can cure | C |
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| O ill starred fate A scorpion sting | E |
| Eats at my heart I need a remedy | A |
| From the malicious beast that poisoned me | A |
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| I beg you dear just stop my suffering | E |
| Come back to your true love and let me lie | F |
| Clasped in your arms again or let me die | F |
Louise Labe
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