Withowt Dyscord Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDBEEFGHFBBIJJFKK ALAF| Withowt dyscord | A |
| And bothe acorde | A |
| Now let us be | B |
| Bothe hartes alone | C |
| To set in one | D |
| Best semyth me | B |
| For when one sole | E |
| Ys in the dole | E |
| Of lovys payne | F |
| Then helpe must have | G |
| Hymselfe to save | H |
| And love to optayne | F |
| Wherfore now we | B |
| That lovers be | B |
| Let us now pray | I |
| Onys love sure | J |
| For to procure | J |
| Withowt denay | F |
| Wher love so sewith | K |
| Ther no hart rewith | K |
| But condyscend | A |
| Yf contrarye | L |
| What remedy | A |
| God yt amen | F |
Henry Viii, King Of England
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