Astrophel And Stella - Sonnet Lxxxvi Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABCAAADAAA| Alas whence came this change of lookes If I | A |
| Haue chang'd desert let mine owne conscience be | B |
| A still felt plague to selfe condemning mee | B |
| Let woe gripe on my heart shame loade mine eye | A |
| But if all faith like spotlesse Ermine ly | A |
| Safe in my soule which only doth to thee | B |
| As his sole obiect of felicitie | C |
| With wings of loue in aire of wonder flie | A |
| O ease your hand treate not so hard your slaue | A |
| In iustice paines come not till faults do call | A |
| Or if I needs sweet Iudge must torments haue | D |
| Vse something else to chasten me withall | A |
| Then those blest eyes where all my hopes do dwell | A |
| No doome should make ones Heau'n become his Hell | A |
Philip Sidney (sir)
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