Hos Ego Versiculos Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCCDEFF GGHH IIBB JJKK GGKKA | |
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LIKE to the damaske rose you see | B |
Or like the blossome on the tree | B |
Or like the daintie flower of May | C |
Or like the Morning to the day | C |
Or like the Sunne or like the shade | D |
Or like the Gourd which Jonas had | E |
Even such is man whose thred is spun | F |
Drawn out and cut and so is done | F |
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The Rose withers the blossome blasteth | G |
The flowre fades the morning hasteth | G |
The Sunne sets the shadow flies | H |
The Gourd consumes and man he dies | H |
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Like to the blaze of fond delight | I |
Or like a morning cleare and bright | I |
Or like a frost or like a showre | B |
Or like the pride of Babel's Tower | B |
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Or like the houre that guides the time | J |
Or like to beauty in her prime | J |
Even such is man whose glory lends | K |
His life a blaze or two and ends | K |
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Delights vanish the morne o'ercasteth | G |
The frost breaks the shower hasteth | G |
The Tower falls the hower spends | K |
The beauty fades and man's life ends | K |
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Francis Quarles
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