O Navis Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDECFE| POOR bark of Life upon the billows hoarse | A |
| Assailed by storms of envy and deceit | B |
| Across what cruel seas in passage fleet | B |
| My and sword alone direct thy course | A |
| My pen is dull my sword of little force | A |
| Thy side lies open to the wild waves' beat | B |
| As out from Favor's harbors we retreat | B |
| Pursued by hopes deceived and vain remorse | A |
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| Let heaven by star to guide thee here below | C |
| How vain the joys that foolish hearts desire | D |
| Here friendship dies and enmity keeps true | E |
| Here happy days have left thee long ago | C |
| But seek not port brave thou the tempest's ire | F |
| Until the end thy fated course pursue | E |
Lope De Vega
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