To Venus Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDBEB| Venus dear Cnidian Paphian queen | A |
| Desert that Cyprus way off yonder | B |
| And fare you hence where with incense | C |
| My Glycera would have you fonder | B |
| And to your joy bring hence your boy | D |
| The Graces with unbelted laughter | B |
| The Nymphs and Youth then then in sooth | E |
| Should Mercury come tagging after | B |
Eugene Field
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