Astrophel And Stella - Sonnet Xxv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAAAAAABCBCBD| The wisest scholler of the wight most wise | A |
| By Phoebus doom with sugred sentence sayes | A |
| That vertue if it once met with our eyes | A |
| Strange flames of loue it in our souls would raise | A |
| But for that man with paine this truth descries | A |
| Whiles he each thing in Senses balance wayes | A |
| And so nor will nor can behold those skies | A |
| Which inward sunne to heroick mind displaies | A |
| Vertue of late with vertuous care to ster | B |
| Loue of herself tooke Stellas shape that she | C |
| To mortall eyes might sweetly shine in her | B |
| It is most true for since I her did see | C |
| Vertues great beauty in that face I proue | B |
| And find th' effect for I do burn in loue | D |
Philip Sidney (sir)
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