Amour 15 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACABDCDCADADEB| Now Loue if thou wilt proue a Conqueror | A |
| Subdue thys Tyrant euer martyring mee | B |
| And but appoint me for her Tormentor | A |
| Then for a Monarch will I honour thee | B |
| My hart shall be the prison for my fayre | A |
| Ile fetter her in chaines of purest loue | C |
| My sighs shall stop the passage of the ayre | A |
| This punishment the pittilesse may moue | B |
| With teares out of the Channels of mine eyes | D |
| She'st quench her thirst as duly as they fall | C |
| Kinde words vnkindest meate I can deuise | D |
| My sweet my faire my good my best of all | C |
| Ile binde her then with my torne tressed haire | A |
| And racke her with a thousand holy wishes | D |
| Then on a place prepared for her there | A |
| Ile execute her with a thousand kisses | D |
| Thus will I crucifie my cruell shee | E |
| Thus Ile plague her which hath so plagued mee | B |
Michael Drayton
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