Out Of Catallus Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGGHIDDJJ

Come and let us live my DearA
Let us love and never fearA
What the sourest Fathers sayB
Brightest Sol that dies todayB
Lives again as blithe tomorrowC
But if we dark sons of sorrowC
Set o then how long a NightD
Shuts the Eyes of our short lightD
Then let amorous kisses dwellE
On our lips begin to tellE
A Thousand and a Hundred scoreF
An Hundred and a Thousand moreF
Till another Thousand smotherG
That and that wipe off anotherG
Thus at last when we have numb'redH
Many a Thousand many a HundredI
We'll confound the reckoning quiteD
And lose ourselves in wild delightD
While our joys so multiplyJ
As shall mock the envious eyeJ

Richard Crashaw



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