The Question To Lisetta Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEEFF G HHCCGGIIJJKLKBB

What nymph should I admire or trustA
But Chloe beauteous Chloe justA
What nymph should I desire to seeB
But her who leaves the plain for meB
To whom should I compose the layC
But her who listens when I playC
To whom in song repeat my caresD
But her who in my sorrow sharesD
For whom should I the garland makeE
But her who joys the gift to takeE
And boasts she wears it for my sakeE
In love am I not fully blestF
Lisetta prithee tell the restF
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Lisetta's ReplyG
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Sure Chloe just and Chloe fairH
Deserves to be your only careH
But when you and she to dayC
Far into the wood did strayC
And I happen'd to pass byG
Which way did you cast your eyeG
But when your cares to her you singI
You dare not tell her whence they springI
Does it not more afflict your heartJ
That in those cares she bears a partJ
When you the flowers for Chloe twineK
Why do you to her garland joinL
The meanest bud that falls from mineK
Simplest of swains the world may seeB
Whom Chloe loves and who loves meB

Matthew Prior



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