The Indifferent Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDEFGG HHIIJJ| Never more will I protest | A |
| To love a woman but in jest | A |
| For as they cannot be true | B |
| So to give each man his due | B |
| When the wooing fit is past | C |
| Their affection cannot last | C |
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| Therefore if I chance to meet | D |
| With a mistress fair and sweet | D |
| She my service shall obtain | E |
| Loving her for love again | F |
| Thus much liberty I crave | G |
| Not to be a constant slave | G |
| - | |
| But when we have tried each other | H |
| If she better like another | H |
| Let her quickly change for me | I |
| Then to change am I as free | I |
| He or she that loves too long | J |
| Sell their freedom for a song | J |
Francis Beaumont
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