Astrophel And Stella - Sonnet Ix Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAACCADEDECC| Queen Virtues Court which some call Stellaes face | A |
| Prepar'd by Natures choicest furniture | B |
| Hath his front built of alabaster pure | C |
| Gold is the couering of that stately place | A |
| The door by which sometimes comes forth her grace | A |
| Red porphir is which locke of pearl makes sure | C |
| Whose porches rich which name of chekes indure | C |
| Marble mixt red and white doe interlace | A |
| The windowes now through which this heau'nly guest | D |
| Looks ouer the world and can find nothing such | E |
| Which dare claime from those lights the name of best | D |
| Of touch they are that without touch do touch | E |
| Which Cupids self from Beauties mine did draw | C |
| Of touch they are and poore I am their straw | C |
Philip Sidney (sir)
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