The Unbeloved Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDDDEFGGHHCCHHDDD I| Not a woman child or man in | A |
| All this isle that loves thee C ng | B |
| Fools whom gentle manners sway | C |
| May incline to C gh | D |
| Princes who old ladies love | D |
| Of the Doctor may approve | D |
| Chancery lads do not abhor | E |
| Their chatty childish Chancellor | F |
| In Liverpool some virtues strike | G |
| And little Van's beneath dislike | G |
| Tho if I were to be dead for 't | H |
| I could never love thee H t | H |
| Every man must have his way | C |
| Other grey adulterers may | C |
| But thou unamiable object | H |
| Dear to neither prince nor subject | H |
| Veriest meanest scab for pelf | D |
| Fastning on the skin of Guelph | D |
| Thou thou must surely loathe thyself | D |
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| R et R | I |
Charles Lamb
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