Ode Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBCCDDEFGG AAAHHBBIJKK AKKLLKKMNKK NOPQQRRSSKK

IA
You are deceiv'd I sooner may dull fairB
Seat a dark Moor in Cassiopea's chairB
Or on the glow worm's uselesse lightC
Bestow the watching flames of nightC
Or give the rose's breathD
To executed deathD
Ere the bright hiewE
Of verse to youF
It is just Heaven on beauty stamps a fameG
And we alas its triumphs but proclaimG
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IIA
What chains but are too light for me should IA
Say that Lucasta in strange arms could lieA
Or that Castara were impureH
Or Saccarisa's faith unsureH
That Chloris' love as hairB
Embrac'd each en'mies airB
That all their goodI
Ran in their bloodJ
'Tis the same wrong th' unworthy to inthroneK
As from her proper sphere t' have vertue thrownK
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IIIA
That strange force on the ignoble hath renownK
As AURUM FULMINANS it blows vice downK
'Twere better heavy one to crawlL
Forgot then raised trod on to fallL
All your defections nowK
Are not writ on your browK
Odes to faults giveM
A shame must liveN
When a fat mist we view we coughing runK
But that once meteor drawn all cry undoneK
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IVN
How bright the fair Paulina did appearO
When hid in jewels she did seem a starP
But who could soberly beholdQ
A wicked owl in cloath of goldQ
Or the ridiculous ApeR
In sacred Vesta's shapeR
So doth agreeS
Just praise with theeS
For since thy birth gave thee no beauty knowK
No poets pencil must or can do soK

Richard Lovelace



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