Sonnet 50 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACACDEDEDD| As in some Countries far remote from hence | A |
| The wretched creature destined to die | B |
| Hauing the iudgement due to his offence | A |
| By Surgeons begg'd their Art on him to trie | B |
| Which on the liuing worke without remorce | A |
| First make incision on each maistring vaine | C |
| Then stanch the bleeding then transperce the coarse | A |
| And with their balmes recure the wounds againe | C |
| Then poison and with Phisicke him restore | D |
| Not that they feare the hopelesse man to kill | E |
| But their experience to encrease the more | D |
| Euen so my Mistresse works vpon my ill | E |
| By curing me and killing me each howre | D |
| Onely to shew her beauties soueraigne powre | D |
Michael Drayton
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