My Suit Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GBHB IBDB JKLK MBMB NBNB OPQP| Faith the Dandelion is | A |
| To my mind too lowly | B |
| Then the winsome Violet | C |
| Is forsooth too holy | B |
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| There's the Touch me not go to | D |
| What a face that's speckled | E |
| Like a buxom milking maid's | F |
| Which the sun hath freckled | E |
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| And the Tiger lily's wild | G |
| Flirts is fierce and haughty | B |
| And the Sweet Brier Rose I swear | H |
| Pricks you and is naughty | B |
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| Columbine a fool's cap hath | I |
| Then she is too merry | B |
| Gossip I would sooner woo | D |
| Some plebeian Berry | B |
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| There's the shy Anemone | J |
| Well her face shows sorrow | K |
| Pale goodsooth alive to day | L |
| Dead and gone to morrow | K |
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| And that big eyed fair cheeked wench | M |
| The untoward Daisy | B |
| She's been wooed aye overmuch | M |
| Then she is too lazy | B |
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| Pleasant persons are they all | N |
| And their virtues many | B |
| Faith I know but good of all | N |
| And naught ill of any | B |
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| Marry 'tis a May apple | O |
| Fair skinned as a Saxon | P |
| Whom I woo a fragrant thing | Q |
| Delicate and waxen | P |
Madison Julius Cawein
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