Answer To Cloe Jealous. The Author Sick Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDE FDFD GHGH| Yes fairest Proof of Beauty's Pow'r | A |
| Dear Idol of My panting Heart | B |
| Nature points This my fatal Hour | C |
| And I have liv'd and We must part | B |
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| While now I take my last Adieu | D |
| Heave Thou no Sigh nor shed a Tear | E |
| Lest yet my half clos'd Eye may view | D |
| On Earth an Object worth it's Care | E |
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| From Jealousy's tormenting Strife | F |
| For ever be Thy Bosom free'd | D |
| That nothing may disturb Thy Life | F |
| Content I hasten to the Dead | D |
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| Yet when some better fated Youth | G |
| Shall with his am'rous Parly move Thee | H |
| Reflect One Moment on His Truth | G |
| Who dying Thus persists to love Thee | H |
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