Sonnets: Idea Xviii To The Celestial Numbers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCADDAEBBEFF| To this our world to learning and to heaven | A |
| Three nines there are to every one a nine | B |
| One number of the earth the other both divine | B |
| One woman now makes three odd numbers even | C |
| Nine orders first of angels be in heaven | A |
| Nine muses do with learning still frequent | D |
| These with the gods are ever resident | D |
| Nine worthy women to the world were given | A |
| My worthy one to these nine worthies addeth | E |
| And my fair Muse one Muse unto the nine | B |
| And my good angel in my soul divine | B |
| With one more order these nine orders gladdeth | E |
| My Muse my worthy and my angel then | F |
| Makes every one of these three nines a ten | F |
Michael Drayton
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