Sonnet Lii: O Whether Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCDEDDDFDFGG| At the Author's Going into Italy | A |
| - | |
| O whether poor forsaken wilt thou go | B |
| To go from sorrow and thine own distress | C |
| When every place presents the face of woe | B |
| And no remove can make thy sorrow less | C |
| Yet go forsaken leave these woods these plains | D |
| Leave her and all and all for her that leaves | E |
| Thee and thy love forlorn and both disdains | D |
| And of both wrongful deems and ill conceives | D |
| Seek out some place and see if any place | D |
| Give give the least release unto thy grief | F |
| Convey thee from the thought of thy disgrace | D |
| Steal from thyself and be thy cares own thief | F |
| But yet what comfort shall I hereby gain | G |
| Bearing the wound I needs must feel the pain | G |
Samuel Daniel
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