Amour 30 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADAADEE| Three sorts of serpents doe resemble thee | A |
| That daungerous eye killing Cockatrice | B |
| Th' inchaunting Syren which doth so entice | B |
| The weeping Crocodile these vile pernicious three | A |
| The Basiliske his nature takes from thee | A |
| Who for my life in secret wait do'st lye | C |
| And to my heart send'st poyson from thine eye | C |
| Thus do I feele the paine the cause yet cannot see | A |
| Faire mayd no more but Mayr maid be thy name | D |
| Who with thy sweet aluring harmony | A |
| Hast playd the thiefe and stolne my hart from me | A |
| And like a Tyrant mak'st my griefe thy game | D |
| The Crocodile who when thou hast me slaine | E |
| Lament'st my death with teares of thy disdaine | E |
Michael Drayton
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