Against Urania Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDABDDEFFDEAAGHH GAI JKLKJMMJLMNNOPQPRJOO J

Lo I Song's most true lover plain me soreA
That worse than other women she can deceiveB
For she being goddess I have given her moreA
Than mortal ladies from their loves receiveB
And first of her embraceC
She was not coy and gracious were her waysD
That I forgot all virgins to adoreA
Nor did I greatly grieveB
To bear through arid daysD
The pretty foil of her divine delaysD
And one by one to castE
Life love and healthF
Content and wealthF
Before her thinking ever on her praiseD
Until at lastE
Nought had I left she would be gracious forA
Now of her cozening I complain me soreA
Seeing her usesG
That still more constantly she is pursuedH
And straitlier wooedH
Her only ador ed favour more refusesG
And leaves me to imploreA
Remembered boon in bitterness of bloodI
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From mortal woman thou may'st know full wellJ
O poet that dost deem the fair and tallK
Urania of her ways not mutableL
When things shall thee befallK
What thou art toil ed in her sweet wild spellJ
Do they strow for thy feetM
A little tender favour and deceitM
Over the sudden mouth of hidden hellJ
As more intolerableL
Her pit as her first kiss is heavenlier sweetM
Are they the more thou sighN
Still the more watchful cruel to denyN
Know this that in her service thou shalt learnO
How harder than the heart of woman isP
The immortal crueltyQ
Of the high goddessesP
True is his witness who doth witness thisR
Whose gaze too early fellJ
Nor thence shall turnO
Nor in those fires shall cease to weep and burnO
Upon her ruinous eyes and ineludibleJ

Francis Thompson



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