Amour 35 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACACADADAA| See chaste Diana where my harmles hart | A |
| Rouz'd from my breast his sure and safest layre | B |
| Nor chaste by hound nor forc'd by Hunters arte | A |
| Yet see how right he comes vnto my fayre | B |
| See how my Deere comes to thy Beauties stand | A |
| And there stands gazing on those darting eyes | C |
| Whilst from theyr rayes by Cupids skilfull hand | A |
| Into his hart the piercing Arrow flyes | C |
| See how he lookes vpon his bleeding wound | A |
| Whilst thus he panteth for his latest breath | D |
| And looking on thee falls vpon the ground | A |
| Smyling as though he gloried in his death | D |
| And wallowing in his blood some lyfe yet laft | A |
| His stone cold lips doth kisse the blessed shaft | A |
Michael Drayton
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