Virtue, Beauty, And Speech, Did Strike, Wound, Charm Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEFGG| Virtue beauty and speech did strike wound charm | A |
| My heart eyes ears with wonder love delight | B |
| First second last did bind enforce and arm | A |
| His works shows suits with wit grace and vows' might | B |
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| Thus honour liking trust much far and deep | C |
| Held pierced possessed my judgment sense and will | D |
| Till wrongs contempt deceit did grow steal creep | C |
| Bands favour faith to break defile and kill | D |
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| Then grief unkindness proof took kindled taught | E |
| Well grounded noble due spite rage disdain | F |
| But ah alas in vain my mind sight thought | E |
| Doth him his face his words leave shun refrain | F |
| For nothing time nor place can loose quench ease | G |
| Mine own embraced sought knot fire disease | G |
Sir Philip Sidney
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