The Shepherd's Address To His Muse Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEG DHDH IJIK LLLL LMLM DLDL DLDL MLGL| Good Muse rocke me aslepe | A |
| With some sweete harmony | B |
| This wearie eye is not to kepe | A |
| Thy wary company | B |
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| Sweet Love begon a while | C |
| Thou seest my heaviness | D |
| Beautie is borne but to beguyle | C |
| My harte of happines | D |
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| See how my little flocke | E |
| That lovde to feede on highe | F |
| Doe headlonge tumble downe the rocke | E |
| And in the valley dye | G |
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| The bushes and the trees | D |
| That were so freshe and greene | H |
| Doe all their deintie colors leese | D |
| And not a leafe is seene | H |
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| The blacke birde and the thrushe | I |
| That made the woodes to ringe | J |
| With all the rest are now at hushe | I |
| And not a note they singe | K |
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| Swete Philomele the birde | L |
| That hath the heavenly throte | L |
| Doth nowe alas not once afforde | L |
| Recordings of a note | L |
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| Th flowers have had a frost | L |
| The herbs have loste their savoure | M |
| And Phillida the faire hath lost | L |
| 'For me her wonted' favour | M |
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| Thus all these careful sights | D |
| So kill me in conceit | L |
| That now to hope upon delights | D |
| It is but meere deceite | L |
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| And therefore my sweete Muse | D |
| That knowest what helpe is best | L |
| Doe nowe thy heavenlie conninge use | D |
| To sett my harte at rest | L |
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| And in a dreame bewraie | M |
| What fate shal be my frende | L |
| Whether my life shall still decaye | G |
| Or when my sorrowes ende | L |
Anonymous Olde English
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