Knoledge, Acquayntance, Resort, Fauour With Grace Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBBB ACACCCC BDEDDFF BBBBBBB BGBGGBB HAAAACC AAAAAFF BKnoledge acquayntance resort fauour with grace | A |
Delyte desyre respyte wyth lyberte | B |
Corage wyth lust conuenient tyme and space | A |
Dysdayns dystres exylyd cruelte | B |
Wordys well set with good habylyte | B |
Demure demenaunce womanly of porte | B |
Transendyng plesure surmountyng all dysporte | B |
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Allectuary arrectyd to redres | A |
These feuerous axys the dedely wo and payne | C |
Of thoughtfull hertys plungyd in dystres | A |
Refresshyng myndys the Aprell shoure of rayne | C |
Condute of comforte and well most souerayne | C |
Herber enverduryd contynuall fressh and grene | C |
Of lusty somer the passyng goodly quene | C |
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The topas rych and precyouse in vertew | B |
Your ruddys wyth ruddy rubys may compare | D |
Saphyre of sadnes enuayned wyth indy blew | E |
The pullyshed perle youre whytenes doth declare | D |
Dyamand poyntyd to rase oute hartly care | D |
Geyne surfetous suspecte the emeraud commendable | F |
Relucent smaragd obiecte imcomperable | F |
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Encleryd myrroure and perspectyue most bryght | B |
Illumynyd wyth feturys far passyng my reporte | B |
Radyent Esperus star of the clowdy nyght | B |
Lode star to lyght these louers to theyr porte | B |
Gayne dangerous stormys theyr anker of supporte | B |
Theyr sayll of solace most comfortably clad | B |
Whych to behold makyth heuy hartys glad | B |
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Remorse haue I of youre most goodlyhod | B |
Of youre behauoure curtes and benynge | G |
Of your bownte and of youre womanhod | B |
Which makyth my hart oft to lepe and sprynge | G |
And to remember many a praty thynge | G |
But absens alas wyth tremelyng fere and drede | B |
Abashyth me albeit I haue no nede | B |
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You I assure absens is my fo | H |
My dedely wo my paynfull heuynes | A |
And if ye lyst to know the cause why so | A |
Open myne hart beholde my mynde expres | A |
I wold ye coud then shuld ye se mastres | A |
How there nys thynge that I couet so fayne | C |
As to enbrace you in myne armys twayne | C |
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Nothynge yerthly to me more desyrous | A |
Than to beholde youre bewteouse countenaunce | A |
But hatefull absens to me so enuyous | A |
Though thou withdraw me from her by long dystaunce | A |
Yet shall she neuer oute of remembraunce | A |
For I haue grauyd her wythin the secret wall | F |
Of my trew hart to loue her best of all | F |
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Qd Skelton laureat | B |
John Skelton
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