Na Audiart Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCDBEEBFGHIJBJBBKL LMMBBBBNBNNOABABIPPB QBBEBMRBBFSTBUBBV| Though thou well dost wish me ill | A |
| Audiart Audiart | B |
| Where thy bodice laces start | B |
| As ivy fingers clutching through | C |
| Its crevices | D |
| Audiart Audiart | B |
| Stately tall and lovely tender | E |
| Who shall render | E |
| Audiart Audiart | B |
| Praises meet unto thy fashion | F |
| Here a word kiss | G |
| Pass I on | H |
| Unto Lady Miels de Ben | I |
| Having praised thy girdle's scope | J |
| How the stays ply back from it | B |
| I breath no hope | J |
| That thou shouldst | B |
| Nay no whit | B |
| Bespeak thyself for anything | K |
| Just a word in thy praise girl | L |
| Just for the swirl | L |
| Thy satins make upon the stair | M |
| 'Cause never a flaw was there | M |
| Where thy torse and limbs are met | B |
| Though thou hate me read it set | B |
| In rose and gold | B |
| Or when the minstrel tale half told | B |
| Shall burst to lilting at the praise | N |
| 'Audiart Audiart' | B |
| Bertrans master of his lays | N |
| Bertrans of Aultaforte thy praise | N |
| Sets forth and though thou hate me well | O |
| Yea though thou wish me ill | A |
| Audiart Audiart | B |
| Thy loveliness is here writ till | A |
| Audiart | B |
| Oh till thou come again | I |
| And being bent and wrinkled in a form | P |
| That hath no perfect limning when the warm | P |
| Youth dew is cold | B |
| Upon thy hands and thy old soul | Q |
| Scorning a new wry'd casement | B |
| Churlish at seemed misplacement | B |
| Finds the earth as bitter | E |
| As now seems it sweet | B |
| Being so young and fair | M |
| As then only in dreams | R |
| Being then young and wry'd | B |
| Broken of ancient pride | B |
| Thou shalt then soften | F |
| Knowing I know not how | S |
| Thou wert once she | T |
| Audiart Audiart | B |
| For whose fairness one forgave | U |
| Audiart | B |
| Audiart | B |
| Que be m vols mal | V |
Ezra Pound
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