The Cryer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDEEEEFFGGHHCICIC JCJ| Good Folke for Gold or Hyre | A |
| But helpe me to a Cryer | B |
| For my poore Heart is runne astray | C |
| After two Eyes that pass'd this way | C |
| O yes O yes O yes | D |
| If there be any Man | E |
| In Towne or Countrey can | E |
| Bring me my Heart againe | E |
| Ile please him for his paine | E |
| And by these Marks I will you show | F |
| That onely I this Heart doe owe | F |
| It is a wounded Heart | G |
| Wherein yet sticks the Dart | G |
| Eu'ry piece sore hurt throughout it | H |
| Faith and Troth writ round about it | H |
| It was a tame Heart and a deare | C |
| And neuer vs'd to roame | I |
| But hauing got this Haunt I feare | C |
| 'Twill hardly stay at home | I |
| For Gods sake walking by the way | C |
| If you my Heart doe see | J |
| Either impound it for a Stray | C |
| Or send it backe to me | J |
Michael Drayton
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