Sonet 29 To The Sences Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCEFGFGGGWhen conquering loue did first my hart assaile | A |
Vnto mine ayde I summond euery sence | B |
Doubting if that proude tyrant should preuaile | A |
My hart should suffer for mine eyes offence | B |
But he with beauty first corrupted sight | C |
My hearing bryb'd with her tongues harmony | D |
My taste by her sweet lips drawne with delight | C |
My smelling wonne with her breaths spicerie | E |
But when my touching came to play his part | F |
The King of sences greater than the rest | G |
That yeelds loue up the keyes vnto my hart | F |
And tells the other how they should be blest | G |
And thus by those of whom I hop'd for ayde | G |
To cruell Loue my soule was first betrayd | G |
Michael Drayton
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