Sweet Disorder Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDDEFGGEHII| A sweet disorder in the dress | A |
| Kindles in clothes a wantonness | A |
| A lawn about the shoulders thrown | B |
| Into a fine distraction | C |
| An erring lace which here and there | D |
| Enthrals the crimson stomacher | D |
| A cuff neglectful and thereby | E |
| Ribbands to flow confusedly | F |
| A winning wave deserving note | G |
| In the tempestuous petticoat | G |
| A careless shoe string in whose tie | E |
| I see a wild civility | H |
| Do more bewitch me than when art | I |
| Is too precise in every part | I |
Robert Herrick
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