Sonet 27 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBABCCBDAADCC| I gaue my faith to Loue Loue his to mee | A |
| That hee and I sworne brothers should remaine | B |
| Thus fayth receiu'd fayth giuen back againe | B |
| Who would imagine bond more sure could be | A |
| Loue flies to her yet holds he my fayth taken | B |
| Thus from my vertue raiseth my offence | C |
| Making me guilty by mine innocence | C |
| And surer bond by beeing so forsaken | B |
| He makes her aske what I before had vow'd | D |
| Giuing her that which he had giuen me | A |
| I bound by him and he by her made free | A |
| Who euer so hard breach of fayth alow'd | D |
| Speake you that should of right and wrong discusse | C |
| Was right ere wrong'd or wrong ere righted thus | C |
Michael Drayton
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