Sonnet 66 To The Lady L.s. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEEEFGHGII| Bright starre of Beauty on whose eyelids sit | A |
| A thousand Nimph like and enamoured Graces | B |
| The Goddesses of memory and wit | A |
| Which in due order take their seuerall places | C |
| In whose deare bosome sweet delicious loue | D |
| Layes downe his quiuer that he once did beare | E |
| Since he that blessed Paradice did proue | E |
| Forsooke his mothers lap to sport him there | E |
| Let others striue to entertaine with words | F |
| My soule is of another temper made | G |
| I hold it vile that vulgar wit affords | H |
| Deuouring time my faith shall not inuade | G |
| Still let my praise be honoured thus by you | I |
| Be you most worthy whilst I be most true | I |
Michael Drayton
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