Sonnets: Idea Xlix Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEFGHIJIKK| Thou leaden brain which censur'st what I write | A |
| And sayst my lines be dull and do not move | B |
| I marvel not thou feel'st not my delight | A |
| Which never felt'st my fiery touch of love | C |
| But thou whose pen hath like a packhorse served | D |
| Whose stomach unto gall hath turned thy food | E |
| Whose senses like poor prisoners hunger starved | F |
| Whose grief hath parched thy body dried thy blood | G |
| Thou which hast scorn d life and hated death | H |
| And in a moment mad sober glad and sorry | I |
| Thou which hast banned thy thoughts and curst thy birth | J |
| With thousand plagues more than in purgatory | I |
| Thou thus whose spirit love in his fire refines | K |
| Come thou and read admire applaud my lines | K |
Michael Drayton
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