Sonnet Cv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFGHIJ| Let not my love be call'd idolatry | A |
| Nor my beloved as an idol show | B |
| Since all alike my songs and praises be | A |
| To one of one still such and ever so | B |
| Kind is my love to day to morrow kind | C |
| Still constant in a wondrous excellence | D |
| Therefore my verse to constancy confined | C |
| One thing expressing leaves out difference | D |
| 'Fair kind and true' is all my argument | E |
| 'Fair kind and true' varying to other words | F |
| And in this change is my invention spent | G |
| Three themes in one which wondrous scope affords | H |
| 'Fair kind and true ' have often lived alone | I |
| Which three till now never kept seat in one | J |
William Shakespeare
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