To Sir Walter Aston, Knight Of The Honourable Order Of The Bath, And My Most Worthy Patron Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACADAEAEFFB| I will not striue m' inuention to inforce | A |
| With needlesse words your eyes to entertaine | B |
| T' obserue the formall ordinarie course | A |
| That euerie one so vulgarly doth faine | B |
| Our interchanged and deliberate choise | A |
| Is with more firme and true election sorted | C |
| Then stands in censure of the common voice | A |
| That with light humor fondly is transported | D |
| Nor take I patterne of another's praise | A |
| Then what my pen may constantly avow | E |
| Nor walke more publique nor obscurer waies | A |
| Then vertue bids and iudgement will allow | E |
| So shall my tone and best endeuours serue you | F |
| And still shall studie still so to deserue you | F |
| Michaell Drayton | B |
Michael Drayton
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