Friendships Mystery, To My Dearest Lucasia Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABC ADAED FGFHG AIAJI KLKLM NFNFF

Come my Lucasia since we seeA
That miracles Men's Faith do moveB
By wonder and by prodigyA
To the dull angry World let's proveB
There's a Religion in our LoveC
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For Though we were design'd t'agreeA
That Fate no liberty destroysD
But our Election is as freeA
As Angels who with greedy choiceE
Are yet determin'd to their joysD
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Our hearts are doubled by the lossF
Here Mixture is Addition grownG
We both diffuse and both ingrossF
And we whose minds are so much oneH
Never yet ever are aloneG
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We court our own CaptivityA
Than Thrones more great and innocentI
'Twere banishment to be set freeA
Since we wear fetters whose intentJ
Not Bondage is but OrnamentI
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Divided joys are tedious foundK
And griefs united easier growL
We are our selves but by reboundK
And all our Titles shuffled soL
Both Princes and both Subjects tooM
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Our Hearts are mutual Victims laidN
While they such power in Friendship liesF
Are Altars Priests and Off'rings madeN
And each Heart which thus kindly diesF
Grows deathless by the SacrificeF

Katherine Philips



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