If Love Now Reynyd Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BC AA DD EE FF AA| If love now reynyd as it hath bene | A |
| And war rewardit as it hath sene | A |
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| Nobyll men then wold suer enserch | B |
| All ways wherby thay myght it rech | C |
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| But envy reynyth with such dysdayne | A |
| And causith lovers owtwardly to refrayne | A |
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| Which puttes them to more and more | D |
| Inwardly most grevous and sore | D |
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| The faut in whome I cannot sett | E |
| But let them tell which love doth gett | E |
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| To lovers I put now suer this cace | F |
| Which of ther loves doth get them grace | F |
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| And unto them which doth it know | A |
| Better than do I I thynk it so | A |
Henry Viii, King Of England
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