On The Soft And Gentle Motions Of Eudora Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBAACCDEFBBFAA GGHI| Divine Thalia strike th' Harmonious Lute | A |
| But with a Stroke so Gentle as may sute | A |
| The silent gliding of the Howers | B |
| Or yet the calmer growth of Flowers | B |
| Th' ascending or the falling Dew | A |
| Which none can see though all find true | A |
| For thus alone | C |
| Can be shewn | C |
| How downie how smooth | D |
| Eudora doth Move | E |
| How Silken her Actions appear | F |
| The Aire of her Face | B |
| Of a gentler Grace | B |
| Then those that do stroke the Eare | F |
| Her Address so sweet | A |
| So Modestly Meet | A |
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| That 'tis not the Lowd though Tuneable String | G |
| Can shewforth so soft so Noyseless a Thing | G |
| O This to express from thy Hand must fall | H |
| Then Musicks self something more Musical | I |
Anne Killigrew
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