Unstable Dream Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDDCEE| Unstable dream according to the place | A |
| Be steadfast once or else at least be true | B |
| By tasted sweetness make me not to rue | B |
| The sudden loss of thy false feign d grace | A |
| By good respect in such a dangerous case | A |
| Thou broughtest not her into this tossing mew | B |
| But madest my sprite live my care to renew | B |
| My body in tempest her succour to embrace | A |
| The body dead the sprite had his desire | C |
| Painless was th'one th'other in delight | D |
| Why then alas did it not keep it right | D |
| Returning to leap into the fire | C |
| And where it was at wish it could not remain | E |
| Such mocks of dreams they turn to deadly pain | E |
Sir Thomas Wyatt
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