Sonnet Xliv: O Be Not Griev'd Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGG| O be not griev'd that these my papers should | A |
| Betray unto the world how fair thou art | B |
| Or that my wits have show'd the best they could | A |
| The chastest flame that ever warmed heart | B |
| Think not sweet Delia this shall be thy shame | C |
| My Muse should sound thy praise with mournful warble | D |
| How many live the glory of whose name | C |
| Shall rest in ice when thine is grav'd in marble | D |
| Thou mayst in after ages live esteem'd | E |
| Unburied in these lines reserv'd in pureness | F |
| These shall entomb those eyes that have redeem'd | E |
| Me from the vulgar thee from all obscureness | F |
| Although my carefull accents ne'er mov'd thee | G |
| Yet count it no disgrace that I have lov'd thee | G |
Samuel Daniel
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Sonnet Xliv: O Be Not Griev'd is a poem by Samuel Daniel. This page includes the poem text, poet information, related topics, comments, and similar poems.