To Lucasta, Like To The Sentinel Stars Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCB DDEEE FGHIH| Like to the sent'nel stars I watch all night | A |
| For still the grand round of your light | A |
| And glorious breast | B |
| Awake in me an east | C |
| Nor will my rolling eyes ere know a west | B |
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| Now on my down I'm toss'd as on a wave | D |
| And my repose is made my grave | D |
| Fluttering I lye | E |
| Do beat my self and dye | E |
| But for a resurrection from your eye | E |
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| Ah my fair murdresse dost thou cruelly heal | F |
| With various pains to make me well | G |
| Then let me be | H |
| Thy cut anatomie | I |
| And in each mangled part my heart you'l see | H |
Richard Lovelace
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