Wooing Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDDEEFFGGHIJJKLMM NNAAOMPPJJAQRRSSTTUU MMTTMMLove is the blossom where there blows | A |
Every thing that lives or grows | A |
Love doth make the Heav'ns to move | B |
And the Sun doth burn in love | C |
Love the strong and weak doth yoke | D |
And makes the ivy climb the oak | D |
Under whose shadows lions wild | E |
Soften'd by love grow tame and mild | E |
Love no med'cine can appease | F |
He burns the fishes in the seas | F |
Not all the skill his wounds can stench | G |
Not all the sea his fire can quench | G |
Love did make the bloody spear | H |
Once a leavy coat to wear | I |
While in his leaves there shrouded lay | J |
Sweet birds for love that sing and play | J |
And of all love's joyful flame | K |
I the bud and blossom am | L |
Only bend thy knee to me | M |
Thy wooing shall thy winning be | M |
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See see the flowers that below | N |
Now as fresh as morning blow | N |
And of all the virgin rose | A |
That as bright Aurora shows | A |
How they all unleav egrave d die | O |
Losing their virginity | M |
Like unto a summer shade | P |
But now born and now they fade | P |
Every thing doth pass away | J |
There is danger in delay | J |
Come come gather then the rose | A |
Gather it or it you lose | Q |
All the sand of Tagus' shore | R |
Into my bosom casts his ore | R |
All the valleys' swimming corn | S |
To my house is yearly borne | S |
Every grape of every vine | T |
Is gladly bruised to make me wine | T |
While ten thousand kings as proud | U |
To carry up my train have bow'd | U |
And a world of ladies send me | M |
In my chambers to attend me | M |
All the stars in Heav'n that shine | T |
And ten thousand more are mine | T |
Only bend thy knee to me | M |
Thy wooing shall thy winning be | M |
Giles Fletcher
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