Paris's Second Judgement, Upon The Three Daughters Of My De Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDDEEDDFGHIJJKK| Behold three sister wonders in whom met | A |
| Distinct and chast the splendrous counterfeit | B |
| Of Juno Venus and the warlike Maid | C |
| Each in their three divinities array'd | C |
| The majesty and state of Heav'ns great Queen | D |
| And when she treats the gods her noble meen | D |
| The sweet victorious beauties and desires | E |
| O' th' sea born princess empresse too of fires | E |
| The sacred arts and glorious lawrels torn | D |
| From the fair brow o' th' goddesse father born | D |
| All these were quarter'd in each snowy coat | F |
| With canton'd honours of their own to boot | G |
| Paris by fate new wak'd from his dead cell | H |
| Is charg'd to give his doom impossible | I |
| He views in each the brav'ry of all Ide | J |
| Whilst one as once three doth his soul divide | J |
| Then sighs so equally they're glorious all | K |
| WHAT PITY THE WHOLE WORLD IS BUT ONE BALL | K |
Richard Lovelace
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