Madrigal #1. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACC| What needs it then we stand so long a gazing | A |
| And do not our lips mingle | B |
| Since our hearts so long single | B |
| Have married as if in a dream amazing | A |
| Our lips in such a joy should follow suit | C |
| And on each other feed as on Love's fruit | C |
Robert Crawford
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