Verses Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A AAABCCBCAA AADAADAAA AAEAAFAAA AAGAAGAAA| To the tune of the Spanish song Si tu senora no ducles de mi | A |
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| O fair O sweet when I do look on thee | A |
| In whom all joys so well agree | A |
| Heart and soul do sing in me | A |
| This you hear is not my tongue | B |
| Which once said what I conceived | C |
| For it was of use bereaved | C |
| With a cruel answer stung | B |
| No though tongue to roof be cleaved | C |
| Fearing lest he chastised be | A |
| Heart and soul do sing in me | A |
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| O fair O sweet when I do look on thee | A |
| In whom all joys so well agree | A |
| Just accord all music makes | D |
| In thee just accord excelleth | A |
| Where each part in such peace dwelleth | A |
| One of other beauty takes | D |
| Since then truth to all minds telleth | A |
| That in thee lives harmony | A |
| Heart and soul do sing in me | A |
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| O fair O sweet when I do look on thee | A |
| In whom all joys so well agree | A |
| They that heaven have known do say | E |
| That whoso that grace obtaineth | A |
| To see what fair sight there reigneth | A |
| Forced are to sing alway | F |
| So then since that heaven remaineth | A |
| In thy face I plainly see | A |
| Heart and soul do sing in me | A |
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| O fair O sweet when I do look on thee | A |
| In whom all joys so well agree | A |
| Sweet think not I am at ease | G |
| For because my chief part singeth | A |
| This song from death's sorrow springeth | A |
| As to swan in last disease | G |
| For no dumbness nor death bringeth | A |
| Stay to true love's melody | A |
| Heart and soul do sing in me | A |
Philip Sidney (sir)
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