Of His Ladies Old Age Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B B A C C A D D B E E B| When you are very old at evening | A |
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| You'll sit and spin beside the fire and say | B |
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| Humming my songs 'Ah well ah well a day | B |
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| When I was young of me did Ronsard sing ' | - |
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| None of your maidens that doth hear the thing | A |
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| Albeit with her weary task foredone | C |
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| But wakens at my name and calls you one | C |
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| Blest to be held in long remembering | A |
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| I shall be low beneath the earth and laid | D |
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| On sleep a phantom in the myrtle shade | D |
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| While you beside the fire a grandame grey | B |
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| My love your pride remember and regret | E |
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| Ah love me love we may be happy yet | E |
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| And gather roses while 'tis called to day | B |
Pierre De Ronsard
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