Thomas Heywood: X Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCCBBDEFGEFGTOM if they loved thee best who called thee Tom | A |
What else may all men call thee seeing thus bright | B |
Even yet the laughing and the weeping light | B |
That still thy kind old eyes are kindled from | C |
Small care was thine to assail and overcome | C |
Time and his child Oblivion yet of right | B |
Thy name has part with names of lordlier might | B |
For English love and homely sense of home | D |
Whose fragrance keeps thy small sweet bayleaf young | E |
And gives it place aloft among thy peers | F |
Whence many a wreath once higher strong Time has hurled | G |
And this thy praise is sweet on Shakespeare s tongue | E |
O good old man how well in thee appears | F |
The constant service of the antique world | G |
Algernon Charles Swinburne
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