Sonnet 58 To Prouerbe Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAABCCCDADAEE| As Loue and I late harbour'd in one Inne | A |
| With Prouerbs thus each other intertaine | A |
| In loue there is no lacke thus I beginne | A |
| Faire words makes fooles replieth he againe | A |
| That spares to speake doth spare to speed quoth I | B |
| As well saith he too forward as too slow | C |
| Fortune assists the boldest I replie | C |
| A hasty man quoth he nere wanted woe | C |
| Labour is light where loue quoth I doth pay | D |
| Saith he light burthens heauy if farre borne | A |
| Quoth I the maine lost cast the by away | D |
| You haue spunne a faire thred he replies in scorne | A |
| And hauing thus a while each other thwarted | E |
| Fooles as we met so fooles againe we parted | E |
Michael Drayton
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