Astrophel And Stella - Tenth Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCB DDBEEB AABFFB BBGBBG HHGCCG BBCEBC CCIJJI CCGBBGO deare Life when shall it bee | A |
That mine eyes thine eyes shall see | A |
And in them thy mind discouer | B |
Whether absence haue had force | C |
thy remembrance to diuorce | C |
From the image of thy louer | B |
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Or if I my self find not | D |
After parting aught forgot | D |
Nor debar'd from Beauties treasure | B |
Let not tongue aspire to tell | E |
In what high ioyes I shall dwell | E |
Only thought aymes at the pleasure | B |
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Thought therefore I will send thee | A |
To take vp the place for me | A |
Long I will not after tary | B |
There vnseene thou mayst be bold | F |
Those faire wonders to behold | F |
Which in them my hopes do cary | B |
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Thought see thou no place forbeare | B |
Enter brauely euerywhere | B |
Seize on all to her belonging | G |
But if thou wouldst garded be | B |
Fearing her beames take with thee | B |
Strength of liking rage of longing | G |
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Thinke of that most gratefull time | H |
When my leaping heart will climb | H |
In thy lips to haue his biding | G |
There those roses for to kisse | C |
Which do breathe a sugred blisse | C |
Opening rubies pearles diuiding | G |
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Thinke of my most princely pow'r | B |
Which I blessed shall deuow'r | B |
With my greedy licorous sences | C |
Beauty musicke sweetnesse loue | E |
While she doth against me proue | B |
Her strong darts but weake defences | C |
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Thinke thinke of those dalyings | C |
When with doue like murmurings | C |
With glad moning passed anguish | I |
We change eyes and hart for hart | J |
Each to other do depart | J |
Ioying till ioy makes vs languish | I |
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O my Thoughts my Thoughts surcease | C |
Thy delights my woes increse | C |
My life melts with too much thinking | G |
Thinke no more but die in me | B |
Till thou shalt reuiued be | B |
At her lips my Nectar drinking | G |
Philip Sidney (sir)
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