To Phillis The Faire Sheeperdesse Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBCDEDFGHGAABBAAII C| My Phillis hath the morninge Sunne | A |
| at first to looke upon her | B |
| And Phillis hath morne waking birds | C |
| her risinge still to honour | B |
| My Phillis hath prime featherd flowres | C |
| that smile when she treads on them | D |
| And Phillis hath a gallant flocke | E |
| that leapes since she dooth owne them | D |
| But Phillis hath too hard a hart | F |
| alas that she should have it | G |
| It yeelds no mercie to desert | H |
| nor grace to those that crave it | G |
| Sweete Sunne when thou look'st on | A |
| pray her regard my moane | A |
| Sweete birds when you sing to her | B |
| to yeeld some pitty woo her | B |
| Sweet flowers that she treads on | A |
| tell her her beauty deads one | A |
| And if in life her love she nill agree me | I |
| Pray her before I die she will come see me | I |
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| Finis | C |
Sir Edward Dyer
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