Sonnets: Idea Xxxv To Miracle Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCBDDBEBBFBB| Some misbelieving and profane in love | A |
| When I do speak of miracles by thee | B |
| May say that thou art flatter d by me | B |
| Who only write my skill in verse to prove | C |
| See miracles ye unbelieving see | B |
| A dumb born Muse made to express the mind | D |
| A cripple hand to write yet lame by kind | D |
| One by thy name the other touching thee | B |
| Blind were mine eyes till they were seen of thine | E |
| And mine ears deaf by thy fame heal d be | B |
| My vices cured by virtues sprung from thee | B |
| My hopes revived which long in grave had lien | F |
| All unclean thoughts foul spirits cast out in me | B |
| Only by virtue that proceeds from thee | B |
Michael Drayton
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