Astrophel And Stella - Sonnet Iv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBBBBBBCCDCBE| Vertue alas now let me take some rest | A |
| Thou setst a bate betweene my will and wit | B |
| If vaine Loue haue my simple soule opprest | B |
| Leaue what thou lik'st not deale thou not with it | B |
| Thy scepter vse in some old Catoes brest | B |
| Churches or Schooles are for thy seat more fit | B |
| I do confesse pardon a fault confest | B |
| My mouth too tender is for thy hard bit | B |
| But if that needes thou wilt vsurping be | C |
| The little reason that is left in me | C |
| And still th'effect of thy perswasions prooue | D |
| I sweare my heart such one shall show to thee | C |
| That shrines in flesh so true a deitie | B |
| That Virtue thou thyself shalt be in loue | E |
Philip Sidney (sir)
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