Sonnet 93: Oh Fate, Oh Fault Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBC ABBA DED EFG| Oh fate oh fault oh curse child of my bliss | A |
| What sobs can give words grace my grief to show | B |
| What ink is black enough to paint my woe | B |
| Through me wretch me ev'n Stella vexed is | C |
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| Yet Truth if caitiff's breath may call thee this | A |
| Witness with me that my foul stumbling so | B |
| From carelessness did in no manner grow | B |
| But wit confus'd with too much care did miss | A |
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| And do I then myself this vain 'scuse give | D |
| I have live I and know this harmed thee | E |
| Though worlds quite me shall I myself forgive | D |
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| Only with pains my pains thus eased be | E |
| That all thy hurts in my heart's wrack I read | F |
| I cry thy sighs my dear thy tears I bleed | G |
Sir Philip Sidney
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