Amour 43 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBBCDCDEFGFBB| Why doe I speake of ioy or write of loue | A |
| When my hart is the very Den of horror | B |
| And in my soule the paynes of hell I proue | B |
| With all his torments and infernall terror | B |
| Myne eyes want teares thus to bewayle my woe | C |
| My brayne is dry with weeping all too long | D |
| My sighes be spent with griefe and sighing so | C |
| And I want words for to expresse my wrong | D |
| But still distracted in loues lunacy | E |
| And Bedlam like thus rauing in my griefe | F |
| Now rayle vpon her hayre now on her eye | G |
| Now call her Goddesse then I call her thiefe | F |
| Now I deny her then I doe confesse her | B |
| Now I doe curse her then againe I blesse her | B |
Michael Drayton
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