Sonnet 85: I See The House Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBA ABBA CDC DEE

I see the house my heart thyself containA
Beware full sails drown not thy tott'ring bargeB
Lest joy by nature apt sprites to enlargeB
Thee to ty wrack beyond thy limits strainA
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Nor do like lords whose weak confused brainA
Not pointing to fit folks each underchargeB
While every office themselves will dischargeB
With doing all leave nothing done but painA
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But give apt servants their due place let eyesC
See beauty's total sum summ'd in her faceD
Let ears hear speech which wit to wonder tiesC
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Let breath suck up those sweets let arms embraceD
The globe of weal lips Love's indentures makeE
Thou but of all the kingly tribute takeE

Sir Philip Sidney



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