To All Young Men That Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDDEEFFGHII| I could wish you all who love | A |
| That ye could your thoughts remove | B |
| From your mistresses and be | C |
| Wisely wanton like to me | C |
| I could wish you dispossessed | D |
| Of that fiend that mars your rest | D |
| And with tapers comes to fright | E |
| Your weak senses in the night | E |
| I could wish ye all who fry | F |
| Cold as ice or cool as I | F |
| But if flames best like ye then | G |
| Much good do 't ye gentlemen | H |
| I a merry heart will keep | I |
| While you wring your hands and weep | I |
Robert Herrick
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