Sonnets: Idea Xxxvi Cupid Conjured Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGHThou purblind boy since thou hast been so slack | A |
To wound her heart whose eyes have wounded me | B |
And suffered her to glory in my wrack | A |
Thus to my aid I lastly conjure thee | B |
By hellish Styx by which the Thund'rer swears | C |
By thy fair mother's unavoided power | D |
By Hecate's names by Proserpine's sad tears | C |
When she was wrapt to the infernal bower | D |
By thine own lov d Psyche by the fires | E |
Spent on thine altars flaming up to heaven | F |
By all true lovers' sighs vows and desires | E |
By all the wounds that ever thou hast given | F |
I conjure thee by all that I have named | G |
To make her love or Cupid be thou damned | H |
Michael Drayton
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