Astrophel And Stella - Sonnet Lix Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAACBADEDEFF| Deere why make you more of a dog then me | A |
| If he doe loue I burne I burne in loue | B |
| If he waite well I neuer thence would moue | A |
| If he be faire yet but a dog can be | A |
| Little he is so little worth is he | A |
| He barks my songs thine owne voyce oft doth proue | C |
| Bidden perhaps he fetched thee a gloue | B |
| But I vnbid fetch euen my soule to thee | A |
| Yet while I languish him that bosome clips | D |
| That lap doth lap nay lets in spite of spite | E |
| This sowre breath'd mate taste of those sugred lips | D |
| Alas if you graunt onely such delight | E |
| To witlesse things then Loue I hope since wit | F |
| Becomes a clog will soone ease me of it | F |
Philip Sidney (sir)
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