Epitaph On Elizabeth Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCD EEFGHH| Wouldst thou hear what man can say | A |
| In a little Reader stay | A |
| Underneath this stone doth lie | B |
| As much beauty as could die | B |
| Which in life did harbor give | C |
| To more virture than doth live | D |
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| If at all she had a fault | E |
| Leave it buried in this vault | E |
| One name was Elizabeth | F |
| Th' other let it sleep with death | G |
| Fitter where it died to tell | H |
| Than that it lived at all Farewell | H |
Ben Jonson
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