Eternity Of Love Protested Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDEE FFGGHHII| How ill doth he deserve a lover's name | A |
| Whose pale weak flame | A |
| Cannot retain | B |
| His heat in spite of absence or disdain | B |
| But doth at once like paper set on fire | C |
| Burn and expire | D |
| True love can never change his seat | E |
| Nor did her ever love that could retreat | E |
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| That noble flame which my breast keeps alive | F |
| Shall still survive | F |
| When my soul's fled | G |
| Nor shall my love die when my body's dead | G |
| That shall wait on me to the lower shade | H |
| And never fade | H |
| My very ashes in their urn | I |
| Shall like a hallow'd lamp forever burn | I |
Thomas Carew
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