To Lucasta Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AAAA BBBBB BBBBB BBBBB CCCDB EFGG HHHHH

Ah Lucasta why so brightA
Spread with early streaked lightA
If still vailed from our sightA
What is't but eternall nightA
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Ah Lucasta why so chasteB
With that vigour ripenes grac'tB
Not to be by Man imbrac'tB
Makes that Royall coyne imbace'tB
And this golden Orchard wasteB
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Ah Lucasta why so greatB
That thy crammed coffers sweatB
Yet not owner of a seatB
May shelter you from Natures heatB
And your earthly joyes compleatB
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Ah Lucasta why so goodB
Blest with an unstained floodB
Flowing both through soule and bloodB
If it be not understoodB
'Tis a Diamond in mudB
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Lucasta stay why dost thou flyeC
Thou art not bright but to the eyeC
Nor chaste but in the mariage tyeC
Nor great but in this treasurieD
Nor good but in that sanctitieB
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Harder then the Orient stoneE
Like an apparitionF
Or as a pale shadow goneG
Dumbe and deafe she hence is flowneG
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Then receive this equall dombeH
Virgins strow no teare or bloomeH
No one dig the Parian wombeH
Raise her marble heart i'th' roomeH
And 'tis both her coarse and tombeH

Richard Lovelace



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