Change Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEFA GBGBHHIJ| The voice which I did more esteem | A |
| Than music in her sweetest key | B |
| Those eyes which unto me did seem | A |
| More comfortable than the day | C |
| These now by me as they have been | D |
| Shall never more be heard or seen | E |
| But what I once enjoyed in them | F |
| Shall seem hereafter as a dream | A |
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| All earthly comforts vanish thus | G |
| So little hold of them have we | B |
| That we from them or they from us | G |
| May in a moment vanished be | B |
| Yet we are neither just nor wise | H |
| If present mercies we despise | H |
| Or mind not how there may be made | I |
| A thankful use of what we had | J |
George Wither
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