Ode Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGH IJK BLM NOP QRS ETF UVW XXY FFFFF| When to my deadly pleasure | A |
| When to my lively torment | B |
| Lady mine eyes remained | C |
| Joined alas to your beams | D |
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| With violence of heavenly | E |
| Beauty tied to virtue | F |
| Reason abashed retired | G |
| Gladly my senses yielded | H |
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| Gladly my senses yielding | I |
| Thus to betray my heart's fort | J |
| Left me devoid of all life | K |
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| They to the beamy suns went | B |
| Where by the death of all deaths | L |
| Find to what harm they hastened | M |
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| Like to the silly Sylvan | N |
| Burned by the light he best liked | O |
| When with a fire he first met | P |
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| Yet yet a life to their death | Q |
| Lady you have reserved | R |
| Lady the life of all love | S |
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| For though my sense be from me | E |
| And I be dead who want sense | T |
| Yet do we both live in you | F |
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| Turned anew by your means | U |
| Unto the flower that aye turns | V |
| As you alas my sun bends | W |
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| Thus do I fall to rise thus | X |
| Thus do I die to live thus | X |
| Changed to a change I change not | Y |
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| Thus may I not be from you | F |
| Thus be my senses on you | F |
| Thus what I think is of you | F |
| Thus what I seek is in you | F |
| All what I am it is you | F |
Philip Sidney (sir)
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