Astrophel And Stella - Sonnet Li Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACCCCBD| Pardon mine ears both I and they do pray | A |
| So may your tongue still flauntingly proceed | B |
| To them that do such entertainment need | B |
| So may you still haue somewhat new to say | A |
| On silly me do not the burthen lay | A |
| Of all the graue conceits your braine doth breed | B |
| But find some Hercules to beare insteed | B |
| Of Atlas tyrd your wisedoms heau'nly sway | A |
| For me while you discourse of courtly tides | C |
| Of cunningest fishers in most troubled streames | C |
| Of straying waies when valiant Errour guides | C |
| Meanewhile my heart confers with Stellas beames | C |
| And is e'en woe that so sweet comedie | B |
| By such vnsuted speech should hindred be | D |
Philip Sidney (sir)
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