Love Dislikes Nothing Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAA BBB CCC DDD EEF GGG| Whatsoever thing I see | A |
| Rich or poor although it be | A |
| 'Tis a mistress unto me | A |
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| Be my girl or fair or brown | B |
| Does she smile or does she frown | B |
| Still I write a sweet heart down | B |
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| Be she rough or smooth of skin | C |
| When I touch I then begin | C |
| For to let affection in | C |
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| Be she bald or does she wear | D |
| Locks incurl'd of other hair | D |
| I shall find enchantment there | D |
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| Be she whole or be she rent | E |
| So my fancy be content | E |
| She's to me most excellent | F |
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| Be she fat or be she lean | G |
| Be she sluttish be she clean | G |
| I'm a man for every scene | G |
Robert Herrick
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