Roses Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAADDA EFEFDG| I send you here a wreath of blossoms blown | A |
| And woven flowers at sunset gathered | B |
| Another dawn had seen them ruined and shed | C |
| Loose leaves upon the grass at random strown | A |
| By this their sure example be it known | A |
| That all your beauties now in perfect flower | D |
| Shall fade as these and wither in an hour | D |
| Flowerlike and brief of days as the flower sown | A |
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| Ah time is flying lady time is flying | E |
| Nay 'tis not time that flies but we that go | F |
| Who in short space shall be in churchyard lying | E |
| And of our loving parley none shall know | F |
| Nor any man consider what we were | D |
| Be therefore kind my love whiles thou art fair | G |
Pierre De Ronsard
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