Sonnet Viii: Thou Poor Heart Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACACDEFEGGThou poor heart sacrific'd unto the fairest | A |
Hast sent the incense of thy sighs to heav'n | B |
And still against her frowns fresh vows repairest | A |
And made thy passions with her beauty ev'n | B |
And you mine eyes the agents of my heart | A |
Told the dumb message of my hidden grief | C |
And oft with careful turns with silent art | A |
Did treat the cruel Fair to yield relief | C |
And you my verse the advocates of love | D |
Have follow'd hard the process of my case | E |
And urg'd that title which doth plainly prove | F |
My faith should win if justice might have place | E |
Yet though I see that nought we do can move her | G |
'Tis not disdain must make me leave to love her | G |
Samuel Daniel
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