Advice To A Lover Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDD EFGFHH IDJDKK| The sea hath many thousand sands | A |
| The sun hath motes as many | B |
| The sky is full of stars and Love | C |
| As full of woes as any | B |
| Believe me that do know the elf | D |
| And make no trial by thyself | D |
| - | |
| It is in truth a pretty toy | E |
| For babes to play withal | F |
| But O the honies of our youth | G |
| Are oft our age's gall | F |
| Self proof in time will make thee know | H |
| He was a prophet told thee so | H |
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| A prophet that Cassandra like | I |
| Tells truth without belief | D |
| For headstrong Youth will run his race | J |
| Although his goal be grief | D |
| Love's Martyr when his heat is past | K |
| Proves Care's Confessor at the last | K |
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