Abide And Abide And Better Abide Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABCADEEDFF| I abide and abide and better abide | A |
| And after the old proverb the happy day | B |
| And ever my lady to me doth say | B |
| Let me alone and I will provide | A |
| I abide and abide and tarry the tide | A |
| And with abiding speed well ye may | B |
| Thus do I abide I wot alway | C |
| Nother obtaining nor yet denied | A |
| Ay me this long abiding | D |
| Seemeth to me as who sayeth | E |
| A prolonging of a dying death | E |
| Or a refusing of a desir'd thing | D |
| Much were it better for to be plain | F |
| Than to say abide and yet shall not obtain | F |
Sir Thomas Wyatt
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