Song Of Jealousy, In Love Triumphant Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDDDDDCEFGGCDDDD C HHIICDDDC| What state of life can be so blest | A |
| As love that warms a lover's breast | A |
| Two souls in one the same desire | B |
| To grant the bliss and to require | B |
| But if in heaven a hell we find | C |
| 'Tis all from thee | D |
| O Jealousy | D |
| 'Tis all from thee | D |
| O Jealousy | D |
| Thou tyrant tyrant Jealousy | D |
| Thou tyrant of the mind | C |
| All other ills though sharp they prove | E |
| Serve to refine and perfect love | F |
| In absence or unkind disdain | G |
| Sweet hope relieves the lover's pain | G |
| But ah no cure but death we find | C |
| To set us free | D |
| From Jealousy | D |
| O Jealousy | D |
| Thou tyrant tyrant Jealousy | D |
| Thou tyrant of the mind | C |
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| False in thy glass all objects are | H |
| Some set too near and some too far | H |
| Thou art the fire of endless night | I |
| The fire that burns and gives no light | I |
| All torments of the damn'd we find | C |
| In only thee | D |
| O Jealousy | D |
| Thou tyrant tyrant Jealousy | D |
| Thou tyrant of the mind | C |
John Dryden
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