Cupid And My Campaspe Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACCCCDDEEFFGG| Cupid and my Campaspe played | A |
| At cards for kisses | B |
| Cupid paid | A |
| He stakes his quiver bow and arrows | C |
| His mother's doves and team of sparrows | C |
| Loses them too then down he throws | C |
| The coral of his lip the rose | C |
| Growing on's cheek but none knows how | D |
| With these the crystal of his brow | D |
| And then the dimple of his chin | E |
| All these did my Campaspe win | E |
| At last he set her both his eyes | F |
| She won and Cupid blind did rise | F |
| O Love has she done this to thee | G |
| What shall alas become of me | G |
John Lyly
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