Lawn Tennis In The Temple Gardens Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABC ABBAC| Not in contempt but to our sport inclined | A |
| Smile on us shades of Judges short and tall | B |
| Portrayed on windows of the Temple Hall | B |
| There was a time that ye grave thoughts resigned | A |
| Then warm with sack the Serjeants' hearts waxed kind | A |
| In mirth Lords Keepers danced the galliard all | B |
| Not in contempt | C |
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| Of pleasures past the shadows here we find | A |
| Gay strife on brighter swards we thus recall | B |
| Where maiden laughter winged the flying ball | B |
| Declare us fair ones with a merry mind | A |
| Not in contempt | C |
James Williams
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