Song From The Silent Woman Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDD EEFFGG| Still to be neat still to be dressed | A |
| As you were going to a feast | B |
| Still to be powdered still perfumed | C |
| Lady it is to be presumed | C |
| Though art's hid causes are not found | D |
| All is not sweet all is not sound | D |
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| Give me a look give me a face | E |
| That makes simplicity a grace | E |
| Robes loosely flowing hair as free | F |
| Such sweet neglect more taketh me | F |
| Than all th' adulteries of art | G |
| They strike mine eyes but not my heart | G |
Ben Jonson
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