Astrophel And Stella - Sonnet Lxiv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBCDEDEFF| No more my deare no more these counsels trie | A |
| O giue my passions leaue to run their race | B |
| Let Fortune lay on me her worst disgrace | B |
| Let folke orecharg'd with braine against me crie | A |
| Let clouds bedimme my face breake in mine eye | A |
| Let me no steps but of lost labour trace | B |
| Let all the earth with scorne recount my case | B |
| But do not will me from my loue to flie | C |
| I do not enuie Aristotless wit | D |
| Nor do aspire to C sars bleeding fame | E |
| Nor ought do care though some aboue me sit | D |
| Nor hope nor wish another course to frame | E |
| But that which once may win thy cruell hart | F |
| Thou art my wit and thou my vertue art | F |
Philip Sidney (sir)
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