Art Above Nature: To Julia Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBBBCCDDEEBBFFGGWhen I behold a forest spread | A |
With silken trees upon thy head | A |
And when I see that other dress | B |
Of flowers set in comeliness | B |
When I behold another grace | B |
In the ascent of curious lace | B |
Which like a pinnacle doth shew | C |
The top and the top gallant too | C |
Then when I see thy tresses bound | D |
Into an oval square or round | D |
And knit in knots far more than I | E |
Can tell by tongue or True love tie | E |
Next when those lawny films I see | B |
Play with a wild civility | B |
And all those airy silks to flow | F |
Alluring me and tempting so | F |
I must confess mine eye and heart | G |
Dotes less on nature than on art | G |
Robert Herrick
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