Sonet 13 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDECFCFGH| You not alone when you are still alone | A |
| O God from you that I could priuate be | B |
| Since you one were I neuer since was one | C |
| Since you in me my selfe since out of me | B |
| Transported from my selfe into your beeing | D |
| Though either distant present yet to eyther | E |
| Senceles with too much ioy each other seeing | D |
| And onely absent when we are together | E |
| Giue me my selfe and take your selfe againe | C |
| Deuise some means but how I may forsake you | F |
| So much is mine that doth with you remaine | C |
| That taking what is mine with me I take you | F |
| You doe bewitch me O that I could flie | G |
| From my selfe you or from your owne selfe I | H |
Michael Drayton
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