The Shepherd's Conceit Of Prometheus Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF EE G| Prometheus when firste frome heaven hye | A |
| He broughte downe fyre 'ere then on earthe not seene | B |
| Fond of Delight a Satyre standing bye | A |
| Gaue it a kyss as it lyke Sweete had bene | B |
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| Feelinge forthewithe the other's burninge powre | C |
| Wood withe the smarte with shoutes and shreakinge shrill | D |
| He soughte his ease in river feilde and bowre | C |
| But for the tyme his griefe wente with him still | D |
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| So seelye I with that unwonted syghte | E |
| In humane shape an angell from above | F |
| Feedinge mine eyes th'impressione there did lyghte | E |
| That since I reste and runn as pleaseth Love | F |
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| The difference is the Satyre's lypps my harte | E |
| He for a tyme I evermore have smarte | E |
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| Finis | G |
Sir Edward Dyer
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