Sonnet 76: She Comes, And Straight Therewith Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBC ABBA DED EFF| She comes and straight therewith her shining twins do move | A |
| Their rays to me who in her tedious absence lay | B |
| Benighted in cold woe but now appears my day | B |
| The only light of joy the only warmth of love | C |
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| She comes with light and warmth which like Aurora prove | A |
| Of gentle force so that mine eyes dare gladly play | B |
| With such a rosy morn whose beams most freshly gay | B |
| Scorch not but only do dark chilling sprites remove | A |
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| But lo while I do speak it groweth noon with me | D |
| Her flamy glist'ring lights increase with time and place | E |
| My heart cries Ah it burns mine eyes now dazzl'd be | D |
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| No wind no shade can cool what help then in my case | E |
| But with short breath long looks staid feet and walking head | F |
| Pray that my sun go down with meeker beams to bed | F |
Sir Philip Sidney
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