Sonet 57 To Lucie Countesse Of Bedford Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDDDDEFEFGG| Great Lady essence of my chiefest good | A |
| Of the most pure and finest tempred spirit | B |
| Adorn'd with gifts enobled by thy blood | C |
| Which by discent true vertue do'st inherit | B |
| That vertue which no fortune can depriue | D |
| Which thou by birth tak'st from thy gracious mother | D |
| Whose royall minds with equall motion striue | D |
| Which most in honour shall excell the other | D |
| Vnto thy fame my Muse herself shall taske | E |
| Which rain'st vpon me thy sweet golden showers | F |
| And but thy selfe no subject will I aske | E |
| Vpon whose praise my soule shall spend her powers | F |
| Sweet Lady yet grace this poore Muse of mine | G |
| Whose faith whose zeale whose life whose all is thine | G |
Michael Drayton
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