Amor Mysticus. Translations. From The Spanish Of Sor Marcela De Carpio. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDEF GHIH JKLK MKDK LANA OPQP RSDS ITLT LULU RLVL| Let them say to my Lover | A |
| That here I lie | B |
| The thing of His pleasure | A |
| His slave am I | B |
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| Say that I seek Him | C |
| Only for love | D |
| And welcome are tortures | E |
| My passion to prove | F |
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| Love giving gifts | G |
| Is suspicious and cold | H |
| I have all my Beloved | I |
| When Thee I hold | H |
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| Hope and devotion | J |
| The good may gain | K |
| I am but worthy | L |
| Of passion and pain | K |
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| So noble a Lord | M |
| None serves in vain | K |
| For the pay of my love | D |
| Is my love's sweet pain | K |
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| I love Thee to love Thee | L |
| No more I desire | A |
| By faith is nourished | N |
| My love's strong fire | A |
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| I kiss Thy hands | O |
| When I feel their blows | P |
| In the place of caresses | Q |
| Thou givest me woes | P |
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| But in Thy chastising | R |
| Is joy and peace | S |
| O Master and Love | D |
| Let Thy blows not cease | S |
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| Thy beauty Beloved | I |
| With scorn is rife | T |
| But I know that Thou lovest me | L |
| Better than life | T |
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| And because thou lovest me | L |
| Lover of mine | U |
| Death can but make me | L |
| Utterly Thine | U |
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| I die with longing | R |
| Thy face to see | L |
| Oh sweet is the anguish | V |
| Of death to me | L |
John Milton Hay
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