Sonnets: Idea Xxiv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDEFGFGHH| I hear some say This man is not in love | A |
| Who can he love a likely thing they say | B |
| Read but his verse and it will easily prove | C |
| O judge not rashly gentle Sir I pray | B |
| Because I loosely trifle in this sort | D |
| As one that fain his sorrows would beguile | E |
| You now suppose me all this time in sport | D |
| And please yourself with this conceit the while | E |
| Ye shallow cens'rers sometimes see ye not | F |
| In greatest perils some men pleasant be | G |
| Where fame by death is only to be got | F |
| They resolute So stands the case with me | G |
| Where other men in depth of passion cry | H |
| I laugh at fortune as in jest to die | H |
Michael Drayton
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