La Bella Bona Roba. To My Lady H. Ode Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB ACCC ADDD EFFF EGHGI | A |
Tell me ye subtill judges in loves treasury | B |
Inform me which hath most inricht mine eye | A |
This diamonds greatnes or its clarity | B |
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II | A |
Ye cloudy spark lights whose vast multitude | C |
Of fires are harder to be found then view'd | C |
Waite on this star in her first magnitude | C |
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III | A |
Calmely or roughly Ah she shines too much | D |
That now I lye her influence is such | D |
Chrusht with too strong a hand or soft a touch | D |
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IV | E |
Lovers beware a certaine double harme | F |
Waits your proud hopes her looks al killing charm | F |
Guarded by her as true victorious arme | F |
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V | E |
Thus with her eyes brave Tamyris spake dread | G |
Which when the kings dull breast not entered | H |
Finding she could not looke she strook him dead | G |
Richard Lovelace
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