To A Lady, Persuading Her To A Car Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEFGGHIJJ| Love's fiery chariot Delia take | A |
| Which Vulcan wrought for Venus' sake | A |
| Wings shall not waft thee but a flame | B |
| Hot as my heart as nobly tame | B |
| Lit by a spark less bright more wise | C |
| Than linked lightnings of thine eyes | C |
| Seated and ready to be drawn | D |
| Come not in muslins lace or lawn | D |
| But for thy thrice imperial worth | E |
| Take all the sables of the North | F |
| With frozen diamonds belted on | G |
| To face extreme Euroclydon | G |
| Thus in our thund'ring toy we'll prove | H |
| Which is more blind the Law or Love | I |
| And may the jealous Gods prevent | J |
| Our fierce and uncontrouled descent | J |
Rudyard Kipling
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