To His Love When He Had Obtained Her Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGGHIJJKK LMNOPQRRSP

Now Serena be not coyA
Since we freely may enjoyA
Sweet embraces such delightsB
As will shorten tedious nightsB
Think that beauty will not stayC
With you always but awayC
And that tyrannizing faceD
That now holds such perfect graceD
Will both changed and ruined beE
So frail is all things as we seeE
So subject unto conquering TimeF
Then gather flowers in their primeF
Let them not fall and perish soG
Nature her bounties did bestowG
On us that we might use them andH
'Tis coldness not to understandI
What she and youth and form persuadeJ
With opportunity that's madeJ
As we could wish it Let's then meetK
Often with amorous lips and greetK
Each other till our wanton kissesL
In number pass the day UlyssesM
Consumed in travel and the starsN
That look upon our peaceful warsO
With envious luster If this storeP
Will not suffice we'll number o'erQ
The same again until we findR
No number left to call to mindR
And show our plenty They are poorS
That can count all they have and moreP

Sir Walter Raleigh



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