Sonnet 59: Dear, Why Make You More Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCA ACBA DED EFF| Dear why make you more of a dog than me | A |
| If he do love I burn I burn in love | B |
| If he wait well I never thence would move | C |
| If he be fair yet but a dog can be | A |
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| Little he is so little worth is he | A |
| He barks my songs thine own voice oft doth prove | C |
| Bidden perhaps he fetcheth thee a glove | B |
| But I unbid fetch ev'n my soul to thee | A |
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| Yet while I languish him that bosom clips | D |
| That lap doth lap nay lets in spite of spite | E |
| This sour breath'd mate taste of those sugar'd lips | D |
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| Alas if you grant only such delight | E |
| To witless thngs then Love I hope since wit | F |
| Becomes a clog will soon ease me of it | F |
Sir Philip Sidney
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