Lament Xiii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGGHIJKLL

Ursula winsome child I would that IA
Had never had thee if thou wert to dieA
So early For with lasting grief I payB
Now thou hast left me for thy sweet brief stayB
Thou didst delude me like a dream by nightC
That shines in golden fullness on the sightC
Then vanishes and to the man awakeD
Leaves only of its treasures much heartbreakD
So hast thou done to me beloved cheatE
Thou madest with high hope my heart to beatE
And then didst hurry off and bear with theeF
All of the gladness thou once gavest meF
'Tis half my heart I lack through this thy takingG
And what is left is good for naught but achingG
Stonecutters set me up a carven stoneH
And let this sad inscription run thereonI
Ursula Kochanowski lieth hereJ
Her father's sorrow and her father's dearK
For heedless Death hath acted here crisscrossL
She should have mourned my death not I her lossL

Jan Kochanowski



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