The Physician Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDEFFGG| She comes when I am grieving and doth say | A |
| Child here is that shall drive your grief away | A |
| When I am hopeless kisses me and stirs | B |
| My breast with the strong lively courage of hers | B |
| Proud she will humble me with but a word | C |
| Or with mild mockery at my folly gird | C |
| Fickle she holds me with her loyal eyes | D |
| Remorseful tells of neighbouring Paradise | E |
| Envious Be not so mad so mad she saith | F |
| Envied and envier both race with Death | F |
| She my good Angel is and who is she | G |
| The soul's divine Physician Memory | G |
John Freeman
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