Astrophel And Stella - Sonnet Lxv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABABABCDEDAA| Loue by sure proofe I may call thee vnkind | A |
| That giu'st no better ear to my iust cries | B |
| Thou whom to me such good turnes should bind | A |
| As I may well recount but none can prize | B |
| For when nak'd Boy thou couldst no harbour finde | A |
| In this old world growne now so too too wise | B |
| I lodgd thee in my heart and being blind | A |
| By nature borne I gaue to thee mine eyes | B |
| Mine eyes my light my heart my life alas | C |
| If so great seruices may scorned be | D |
| Yet let this thought thy Tygrish courage passe | E |
| That I perhaps am somewhat kinne to thee | D |
| Since in thine armes if learnd fame truth hath spread | A |
| Thou bear'st the Arrow I the Arrow head | A |
Philip Sidney (sir)
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