To Mrs. Mary Caesar Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EBEB BBBB AFAF| I read in your delighted Face | A |
| The Nuptial Bands are ty'd | B |
| From me congratulate her Grace | A |
| Young Portland's lovely Bride | B |
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| Tell her an humble artless Muse | C |
| Would hail the happy Pair | D |
| But that like Flow'rs by deadly Dews | C |
| Her Strains are damp'd by Care | D |
| - | |
| Those whom the tuneful Nine inspire | E |
| Have now a spacious Field | B |
| To them I must resign the Lyre | E |
| To none in Wishes yield | B |
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| May Prudence still the Fair attend | B |
| Who with distinguish'd Taste | B |
| In Caesar early chose a Friend | B |
| With ev'ry Virtue grac'd | B |
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| Who back a thousand Years may trace | A |
| And her Descent maintain | F |
| From Ademar's illustrious Race | A |
| Ally'd to Charlemain | F |
Mary Barber
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