Sonnet Vii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDEF GHH GII| All love is seen to fade and pass away | A |
| When soul blends body by most subtle art | B |
| I am the body you the better part | B |
| But O my well loved soul why did you stray | A |
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| Why can't I always swoon with pleasure in | C |
| Your arms My love my better part my soul | D |
| O rescue me from drowning even though | E |
| I know so well how badly I have sinned | F |
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| Dear friend I sense there's something in the air | G |
| Of hunger lost And if at last we meet | H |
| Again please don't be cold remote discreet | H |
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| I am afraid our long concealed affair | G |
| Is willed to play out with a formal grace | I |
| Both kind and cruel never commonplace | I |
Louise Labe
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