Astrophel And Stella - Sonnet Xiv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABCADADAAE| Alas haue I not pain enough my friend | A |
| Vpon whose breast a fiecer Gripe doth tire | B |
| Than did on him who first stale down the fire | B |
| While Loue on me doth all his quiuer spend | A |
| But with your rhubarbe words ye must contend | A |
| To grieue me worse in saying that Desire | B |
| Doth plunge my wel form'd soul euen in the mire | C |
| Of sinfull thoughts which do in ruin end | A |
| If that be sinne which doth the manners frame | D |
| Well staid with truth in word and faith of deede | A |
| Ready of wit and fearing nought but shame | D |
| If that be sin which in fixt hearts doth breed | A |
| A loathing of all loose vnchastitie | A |
| Then loue is sin and let me sinfull be | E |
Philip Sidney (sir)
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