Now The Lusty Spring Is Seen Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDCDEE FGGFCHCHEE| Now the lusty spring is seen | A |
| Golden hellow gaudy blue | B |
| Daintily invite the view | B |
| Everywhere on every green | A |
| Roses blushing as they blow | C |
| And enticing men to pull | D |
| Lilies whiter than the snow | C |
| Woodbines of sweet honey full | D |
| All love's emblems and all cry | E |
| Ladies if not plucked we die | E |
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| Yet the lusty spring hath stayed | F |
| Blushing red and purest white | G |
| Daintily to love invite | G |
| Every woman every maid | F |
| Cherries kissing as they grow | C |
| And inviting men to taste | H |
| Apples even ripe below | C |
| Winding gently to the waist | H |
| All love's emblems and all cry | E |
| Ladies if not plucked we die | E |
John Fletcher
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