Of His Mistress. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDDC AEEA AFFA GAAG HBBH| After Anthony Hamilton | A |
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| To G S | B |
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| She that I love is neither brown nor fair | C |
| And in a word her worth to say | D |
| There is no maid that with her may | D |
| Compare | C |
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| Yet of her charms the count is clear I ween | A |
| There are five hundred things we see | E |
| And then five hundred too there be | E |
| Not seen | A |
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| Her wit her wisdom are direct from Heaven | A |
| But the sweet Graces from their store | F |
| A thousand finer touches more | F |
| Have given | A |
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| Her cheek's warm dye what painter's brush could note | G |
| Beside her Flora would be wan | A |
| And white as whiteness of the swan | A |
| Her throat | G |
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| Her supple waist her arm from Venus came | H |
| Hebe her nose and lip confess | B |
| And looking in her eyes you guess | B |
| Her name | H |
Henry Austin Dobson
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