Astrophel And Stella - Sonnet Lii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDBBEBEBEBB| A strife is growne between Vertue and Loue | A |
| While each pretends that Stella must be his | B |
| Her eyes her lips her all saith Loue do this | C |
| Since they do weare his badge most firmly proue | D |
| But Virtue thus that title doth disproue | D |
| That Stella O dear name that Stella is | B |
| That vertuous soule sure heire of heau'nly blisse | B |
| Not this faire outside which our heart doth moue | E |
| And therefore though her beautie and her grace | B |
| Be Loues indeed in Stellas selfe he may | E |
| By no pretence claime any manner place | B |
| Well Loue since this demurre our sute doth stay | E |
| Let Vertue haue that Stellaes selfe yet thus | B |
| That Vertue but that body graunt to vs | B |
Philip Sidney (sir)
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