Love-contradictions Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD DDEE E| As rare to heare as seldome to be seene | A |
| It cannot be nor never yet hathe bene | A |
| That fire should burne with perfecte heate and flame | B |
| Without some matter for to yealde the same | B |
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| A straunger case yet true by profe I knowe | C |
| A man in joy that livethe still in woe | C |
| A harder happ who hathe his love at lyste | D |
| Yet lives in love as he all love had miste | D |
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| Whoe hathe enougehe yet thinkes he lives wthout | D |
| Lackinge no love yet still he standes in doubte | D |
| What discontente to live in suche desyre | E |
| To have his will yet ever to requyre | E |
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| Mr Dier | E |
Sir Edward Dyer
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