Astrophel And Stella - Sonnet Xxxvi Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABABCBDDEFF| Stella whence doth these new assaults arise | A |
| A conquerd yeelding ransackt heart to winne | B |
| Whereto long since through my long battred eyes | A |
| Whole armies of thy beauties entred in | B |
| And there long since Loue thy lieutenant lies | A |
| My forces razde thy banners raisd within | B |
| Of conquest do not these effects suffice | C |
| But wilt new warre vpon thine own begin | B |
| With so sweet voice and by sweet Nature so | D |
| In sweetest stratagems sweete Art can show | D |
| That not my soul which at thy foot did fall | E |
| Long since forc'd by thy beams but stone nor tree | F |
| By Sences priviledge can scape from thee | F |
Philip Sidney (sir)
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