Sonnet 12 To Lunacie Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBBBCBCCDCDCC| As other men so I my selfe doe muse | A |
| Why in this sort I wrest Inuention so | B |
| And why these giddy metaphors I vse | B |
| Leauing the path the greater part doe goe | B |
| I will resolue you I am lunaticke | B |
| And euer this in mad men you shall finde | C |
| What they last thought on when the braine grew sick | B |
| In most distraction keepe that still in minde | C |
| Thus talking idely in this bedlam fit | C |
| Reason and I you must conceiue are twaine | D |
| 'Tis nine yeeres now since first I lost my wit | C |
| Beare with me then though troubled be my braine | D |
| With diet and correction men distraught | C |
| Not too farre past may to their wits be brought | C |
Michael Drayton
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