Conclusion Of A Letter To A Friend Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A AABCDEFFGGHHIIJK| Sent from Italy | A |
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| But happy you from the contagion free | A |
| Who through her veil can human nature see | A |
| Calm you reflect amid the frantic scene | B |
| On the low views of those mistaken men | C |
| Who lose the short invaluable hour | D |
| Through dirt pursuing schemes of distant pow'r | E |
| Whose best enjoyments never pay the chase | F |
| But melt like snow within a warm embrace | F |
| Believe me friend for such indeed are you | G |
| Dear to my heart and to my int'rest true | G |
| Too much already have you thrown away | H |
| Too long sustain'd the labor of the day | H |
| Enjoy the remnant of declining light | I |
| Nor wait for rest till overwhelm'd in night | I |
| By present pleasure balance pain you've past | J |
| Forget all systems and indulge your taste | K |
Lady Mary Wortley Montagu
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