Astrophel And Stella - First Song Poem Rhyme Scheme

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Doubt you to whom my Muse these notes entendeth	A
Which now my breast surcharg'd to musick lendeth	A
To you to you all song of praise is due	B
Only in you my song begins and endeth	A
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Who hath the eyes which marrie state with pleasure	C
Who keeps the key of Natures cheifest treasure	C
To you to you all song of praise is due	B
Only for you the heau'n forgate all measure	C
	-
Who hath the lips where wit in fairnesse raigneth	A
Who womankind at once both deckes and stayneth	A
To you to you all song of praise is due	B
Onely by you Cupid his crowne maintaineth	A
	-
Who hath the feet whose step all sweetnesse planteth	A
Who else for whom Fame worthy trumpets wanteth	A
To you to you all song of praise is due	B
Onely to you her scepter Venus granteth	A
	-
Who hath the breast whose milk doth patience nourish	D
Whose grace is such that when it chides doth cherish	D
To you to you all song of praise is due	B
Onelie through you the tree of life doth flourish	D
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Who hath the hand which without stroke subdueth	A
Who long dead beautie with increase reneueth	A
To you to you all song of praise is due	B
Onely at you all enuie hopelesse rueth	A
	-
Who hath the haire which loosest fastest tieth	A
Who makes a man liue then glad when he dieth	A
To you to you all song of praise is due	B
Only of you the flatterer neuer lieth	A
	-
Who hath the voyce which soule from sences thunders	E
Whose force but yours the bolts of beautie thunders	E
To you to you all song of praise is due	B
Only with you not miracles are wonders	E
	-
Doubt you to whome my Muse these notes intendeth	A
Which now my breast oercharg'd to musicke lendeth	A
To you to you all song of praise is due	B
Only in you my song begins and endeth	A

Philip Sidney (sir)

Astrophel And Stella - First Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

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