Witchcraft By A Picture Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDDD EFGFCCC| I fix mine eye on thine and there | A |
| Pity my picture burning in thine eye | B |
| My picture drowned in a transparent tear | A |
| When I look lower I espy | C |
| Hadst thou the wicked skill | D |
| By pictures made and mard to kill | D |
| How many ways mightst thou perform thy will | D |
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| But now I have drunk thy sweet salt tears | E |
| And though thou pour more I'll depart | F |
| My picture vanished vanish fears | G |
| That I can be endamaged by that art | F |
| Though thou retain of me | C |
| One picture more yet that will be | C |
| Being in thine own heart from all malice free | C |
John Donne
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