A Nosegay Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBADDD EFGFEDGD GHGHGIGI BGJGBFJF| Say crimson Rose and dainty Daffodil | A |
| With Violet blue | B |
| Since you have seen the beauty of my saint | C |
| And eke her view | B |
| Did not her sight fair sight you lonely fill | A |
| With sweet delight | D |
| Of goddess' grace and angels' sacred teint | D |
| In fine most bright | D |
| - | |
| Say golden Primrose sanguine Cowslip fair | E |
| With Pink most fine | F |
| Since you beheld the visage of my dear | G |
| And eyes divine | F |
| Did not her globy front and glistering hair | E |
| With cheeks most sweet | D |
| So gloriously like damask flowers appear | G |
| The gods to greet | D |
| - | |
| Say snow white Lily speckled Gillyflower | G |
| With Daisy gay | H |
| Since you have viewed the Queen of my desire | G |
| In her array | H |
| Did not her ivory paps fair Venus' bower | G |
| With heavenly glee | I |
| A Juno's grace conjure you to require | G |
| Her face to see | I |
| - | |
| Say Rose say Daffodil and Violet blue | B |
| With Primrose fair | G |
| Since ye have seen my nymph's sweet dainty face | J |
| And gesture rare | G |
| Did not bright Cowslip blooming Pink her view | B |
| White Lily shine | F |
| Ah Gillyflower ah Daisy with a grace | J |
| Like stars divine | F |
John Reynolds
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