What Should I Say Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBAA CDCDDEE FGFGGHH ABAIIII| What should I say | A |
| Since faith is dead | B |
| And truth away | A |
| From you is fled | B |
| Should I be led | B |
| With doubleness | A |
| Nay nay mistress | A |
| - | |
| I promised you | C |
| And you promised me | D |
| To be as true | C |
| As I would be | D |
| But since I see | D |
| Your double heart | E |
| Farewell my part | E |
| - | |
| Though for to take | F |
| It is not my mind | G |
| But to forsake | F |
| One so unkind | G |
| And as I find | G |
| So will I trust | H |
| Farewell unjust | H |
| - | |
| Can ye say nay | A |
| But you said | B |
| That I alway | A |
| Should be obeyed | I |
| And thus betrayed | I |
| Or that I wiste | I |
| Farewell unkissed | I |
Sir Thomas Wyatt
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MAGDA: Sorry, but the translation is so weak !!
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