Amour 34 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCBDBEBEBDD| My fayre looke from those turrets of thine eyes | A |
| Into the Ocean of a troubled minde | B |
| Where my poor soule the Barke of sorrow lyes | A |
| Left to the mercy of the waues and winde | B |
| See where she flotes laden with purest loue | C |
| Which those fayre Ilands of thy lookes affoord | B |
| Desiring yet a thousand deaths to proue | D |
| Then so to cast her Ballase ouerboard | B |
| See how her sayles be rent her tacklings worne | E |
| Her Cable broke her surest Anchor lost | B |
| Her Marryners doe leaue her all forlorne | E |
| Yet how shee bends towards that blessed Coast | B |
| Loe where she drownes in stormes of thy displeasure | D |
| Whose worthy prize should haue enricht thy treasure | D |
Michael Drayton
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