Astrophel And Stella - Sonnet Xxxviii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABCAADADEF| This night while sleepe begins with heauy wings | A |
| To hatch mine eyes and that vnbitted thought | B |
| Doth fall to stray and my chief powres are brought | B |
| To leaue the scepter of all subiect things | A |
| The first that straight my fancys errour brings | A |
| Vnto my mind is Stellas image wrought | B |
| By Loues own selfe but with so curious drought | C |
| That she methinks not onley shines but sings | A |
| I start look hearke but in what closde vp sence | A |
| Was held in opend sense it flies away | D |
| Leauing me nought but wayling eloquence | A |
| I seeing better sights in sights decay | D |
| Cald it anew and wooed Sleepe again | E |
| But him her host that vnkind guest had slain | F |
Philip Sidney (sir)
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