Vulcan's Song: In Making Of The Arrows Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBAA BBCCBBDDAA| MY shag hair Cyclops come let's ply | A |
| Our Lemnian hammers lustily | A |
| By my wife's sparrows | B |
| I swear these arrows | B |
| Shall singing fly | A |
| Through many a wanton's eye | A |
| - | |
| These headed are with golden blisses | B |
| These silver ones feathered with kisses | B |
| But this of lead | C |
| Strikes a clown dead | C |
| When in a dance | B |
| He falls in a trance | B |
| To see his black brow lass not buss him | D |
| And then whines out for death t'untruss him | D |
| So so our work being done let's play | A |
| Holiday boys cry holiday | A |
John Lyly
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