Julia's Petticoat Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDEFFGHIIJKLLMM NO

Thy azure robe I did beholdA
As airy as the leaves of goldA
Which erring here and wandring thereB
Pleas'd with transgression ev'rywhereB
Sometimes 'twould pant and sigh and heaveC
As if to stir it scarce had leaveC
But having got it thereuponD
'Twould make a brave expansionE
And pounc'd with stars it showed to meF
Like a celestial canopyF
Sometimes 'twould blaze and then abateG
Like to a flame grown moderateH
Sometimes away 'twould wildly flingI
Then to thy thighs so closely clingI
That some conceit did melt me downJ
As lovers fall into a swoonK
And all confus'd I there did lieL
Drown'd in delights but could not dieL
That leading cloud I follow'd stillM
Hoping t' have seen of it my fillM
But ah I could not should it moveN
To life eternal I could loveO

Robert Herrick



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