Astrophel And Stella - Sonnet Civ Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBAACADEE| Enuious wits what hath bene mine offence | A |
| That with such poysonous care my lookes you marke | B |
| That to each word nay sigh of mine you harke | B |
| As grudging me my sorrowes eloquence | A |
| Ah is it not enough that I am thence | A |
| Thence so farre thence that scantly any sparke | B |
| Of comfort dare come to this dungeon darke | B |
| Where Rigours exile lockes vp al my sense | A |
| But if I by a happie window passe | A |
| If I but stars vppon mine armour beare | C |
| Sicke thirsty glad though but of empty glasse | A |
| Your morall notes straight my hid meaning teare | D |
| From out my ribs and puffing proues that I | E |
| Doe Stella loue fooles who doth it deny | E |
Philip Sidney (sir)
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