True Beauty Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABC DDEE FFGG HHII JJKK| May I find a woman fair | A |
| And her mind as clear as air | A |
| If her beauty go alone | B |
| 'Tis to me as if't were none | C |
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| May I find a woman rich | D |
| And not of too high a pitch | D |
| If that pride should cause disdain | E |
| Tell me lover where's thy gain | E |
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| May I find a woman wise | F |
| And her falseliood not disguise | F |
| Hath she wit as she hath will | G |
| Double arm'd she is to ill | G |
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| May I find a woman kind | H |
| And not wavering like the wind | H |
| How should I call that love mine | I |
| When 'tis his and his and thine | I |
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| May I find a woman true | J |
| There is Bettutv's fairest hue | J |
| There is Beauty Love and Wit | K |
| Happy he can compass it | K |
Francis Beaumont
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