Wooing Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABCDDEEFFGGHIJJKLMM NNAAOMPPJJAQRRSSTTUU MMTTMM

Love is the blossom where there blowsA
Every thing that lives or growsA
Love doth make the Heav'ns to moveB
And the Sun doth burn in loveC
Love the strong and weak doth yokeD
And makes the ivy climb the oakD
Under whose shadows lions wildE
Soften'd by love grow tame and mildE
Love no med'cine can appeaseF
He burns the fishes in the seasF
Not all the skill his wounds can stenchG
Not all the sea his fire can quenchG
Love did make the bloody spearH
Once a leavy coat to wearI
While in his leaves there shrouded layJ
Sweet birds for love that sing and playJ
And of all love's joyful flameK
I the bud and blossom amL
Only bend thy knee to meM
Thy wooing shall thy winning beM
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See see the flowers that belowN
Now as fresh as morning blowN
And of all the virgin roseA
That as bright Aurora showsA
How they all unleav egrave d dieO
Losing their virginityM
Like unto a summer shadeP
But now born and now they fadeP
Every thing doth pass awayJ
There is danger in delayJ
Come come gather then the roseA
Gather it or it you loseQ
All the sand of Tagus' shoreR
Into my bosom casts his oreR
All the valleys' swimming cornS
To my house is yearly borneS
Every grape of every vineT
Is gladly bruised to make me wineT
While ten thousand kings as proudU
To carry up my train have bow'dU
And a world of ladies send meM
In my chambers to attend meM
All the stars in Heav'n that shineT
And ten thousand more are mineT
Only bend thy knee to meM
Thy wooing shall thy winning beM

Giles Fletcher



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