Astrophel And Stella - Sonnet Lxviii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAACBADEDEFG| Stella the onely planet of my light | A |
| Light of my life and life of my desire | B |
| Chiefe good whereto my hope doth only aspire | C |
| World of my wealth and heau'n of my delight | A |
| Why dost thou spend the treasures of thy sprite | A |
| With voice more fit to wed Amphions lyre | C |
| Seeking to quench in me the noble fire | B |
| Fed by thy worth and kindled by thy sight | A |
| And all in vaine for while thy breath most sweet | D |
| With choisest words thy words with reasons rare | E |
| Thy reasons firmly set on Vertues feet | D |
| Labour to kill in me this killing care | E |
| O thinke I then what paradise of ioy | F |
| It is so faire a vertue to enioy | G |
Philip Sidney (sir)
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