Affected Indifference - To The Same; Ode Iv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDEFGGDHHIIAJJKKAYes you contemn the perjur'd maid | A |
Who all your favorite hopes betray'd | A |
Nor though her heart should home return | B |
Her tuneful tongue it's falsehood mourn | C |
Her winning eyes your faith implore | D |
Would you her hand receive again | E |
Or once dissemble your disdain | F |
Or listen to the syren's theme | G |
Or stoop to love since now esteem | G |
And confidence and friendship is no more | D |
Yet tell me Phaedra tell me why | H |
When summoning your pride you try | H |
To meet her looks with cool neglect | I |
Or cross her walk with slight respect | I |
For so is falsehood best repaid | A |
Whence do your cheeks indignant glow | J |
Why is your struggling tongue so slow | J |
What means that darkness on your brow | K |
As if with all her broken vow | K |
You meant the fair apostate to upbraid | A |
Mark Akenside
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