Sonet 31 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCEFAFAGG| Me thinks I see some crooked Mimick ieere | A |
| And taxe my Muse with this fantastick grace | B |
| Turning my papers asks what haue we heere | A |
| Making withall some filthy anticke face | B |
| I feare no censure nor what thou canst say | C |
| Nor shall my spirit one iote of vigor lose | D |
| Think'st thou my wit shall keepe the pack horse way | C |
| That euery dudgen low inuention goes | E |
| Since Sonnets thus in bundles are imprest | F |
| And euery drudge doth dull our satiate eare | A |
| Think'st thou my loue shall in those rags be drest | F |
| That euery dowdie euery trull doth weare | A |
| Vnto my pitch no common iudgement flies | G |
| I scorne all earthlie dung bred scarabies | G |
Michael Drayton
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