To Rosemounde Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAACAC BABAACAC BABAACAC| cled is the mapamonde | A |
| For as the cristall glorious ye shyne | B |
| And lyke ruby ben your chekys rounde | A |
| Therwyth ye ben so mery and so iocunde | A |
| That at a reuell whan that I se you dance | C |
| It is an oynement vnto my wounde | A |
| Thoght ye to me ne do no daliance | C |
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| For thogh I wepe of teres ful a tyne | B |
| Yet may that wo myn herte nat confounde | A |
| Your semy voys that ye so small out twyne | B |
| Makyth my thoght in ioy and blys habounde | A |
| So curtaysly I go wyth loue bounde | A |
| That to my self I sey in my penaunce | C |
| Suffyseth me to loue you Rosemounde | A |
| Thogh ye to me ne do no daliaunce | C |
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| Nas neuer pyk walwed in galauntyne | B |
| As I in loue am walwed and iwounde | A |
| For whych ful ofte I of my self deuyne | B |
| That I am trew Tristam the secunde | A |
| My loue may not refreyde nor affounde | A |
| I brenne ay in an amorouse plesaunce | C |
| Do what you lyst I wyl your thral be founde | A |
| Thogh ye to me ne do no daliance | C |
Geoffrey Chaucer
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