Astrophel And Stella - Sonnet Xiii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFAEGHHGIJ| Phoebus was iudge betweene Ioue Mars and Loue | A |
| Of those three gods whose armes the fairest were | B |
| Ioues golden shield did sable eagles beare | C |
| Whose talons held young Ganimed aboue | D |
| But in vert field Mars bare a golden speare | E |
| Which through a bleeding heart his point did shoue | F |
| Each had his creast Mars carried Venus gloue | A |
| Ioue on his helmet the thunderbolt did reare | E |
| Cupid then smiles for on his crest there lies | G |
| Stellas faire haire her face he makes his shield | H |
| Where roses gules are borne in siluer field | H |
| Phoebus drew wide the curtaines of the skies | G |
| To blaze these last and sware deuoutly then | I |
| The first thus matcht were scantly gentlemen | J |
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