Astrophel And Stella - Sonnet Xxi Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDCDEF| Your words my friend right healthfull caustiks blame | A |
| My young mind marde whom Loue doth windlas so | B |
| That mine owne writings like bad seruants show | B |
| My wits quicke in vaine thoughts in vertue lame | A |
| That Plato I read for nought but if he tame | A |
| Such coltish yeeres that to my birth I owe | B |
| Nobler desires lest else that friendly foe | B |
| Great expectation wear a train of shame | A |
| For since mad March great promise made of mee | C |
| If now the May of my yeeres much decline | D |
| What can be hop'd my haruest time will be | C |
| Sure you say well Your wisedomes golden myne | D |
| Dig deepe with Learnings spade Now tell me this | E |
| Hath this world aught so fair as Stella is | F |
Philip Sidney (sir)
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