Love Despised Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDEFDE| Can one resolve and hunt it from one's heart | A |
| This love this god and fiend that makes a hell | B |
| Of many a life in ways no tongue can tell | B |
| No mind divine nor any word impart | A |
| Would not one think the slights that make hearts smart | A |
| The ice of love's disdain the wint'ry well | B |
| Of love's disfavor love's own fire would quell | B |
| Or school its nature too to its own art | A |
| Why will men cringe and cry forever here | C |
| For that which once obtained may prove a curse | D |
| Why not remember that however fair | E |
| Decay is wed to Beauty That each year | F |
| Takes somewhat from the riches of her purse | D |
| Until at last her house of pride stands bare | E |
Madison Julius Cawein
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