To The King, Upon His Coming With His Army Into The West Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFF| Welcome most welcome to our vows and us | A |
| Most great and universal genius | A |
| The drooping West which hitherto has stood | B |
| As one in long lamented widowhood | B |
| Looks like a bride now or a bed of flowers | C |
| Newly refresh'd both by the sun and showers | C |
| War which before was horrid now appears | D |
| Lovely in you brave prince of cavaliers | D |
| A deal of courage in each bosom springs | E |
| By your access O you the best of kings | E |
| Ride on with all white omens so that where | F |
| Your standard's up we fix a conquest there | F |
Robert Herrick
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