Secrecy Protested. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGGHI| FEAR not dear love that I'll reveal | A |
| Those hours of pleasure we two steal | A |
| No eye shall see nor yet the sun | B |
| Descry what thou and I have done | B |
| No ear shall hear our love but we | C |
| Silent as the night will be | C |
| The god of love himself whose dart | D |
| Did first wound mine and then thy heart | D |
| Shall never know that we can tell | E |
| What sweets in stol'n embraces dwell | E |
| This only means may find it out | F |
| If when I die physicians doubt | F |
| What caused my death and there to view | G |
| Of all their judgements which was true | G |
| Rip up my heart oh then I fear | H |
| The world will see thy picture there | I |
Thomas Carew
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