To A Lady That Desired I Would Love Her Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDE FGFGG EHBHH IJIJJ IJIJJ IIIII IJIJJNow you have freely given me leave to love | A |
What will you doe | B |
Shall I your mirth or passion move | C |
When I begin to wooe | D |
Will you torment or scorn or love me too | E |
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Each petty beauty can disdain and I | F |
Spight of your hate | G |
Without your leave can see and dye | F |
Dispence a nobler Fate | G |
Tis easie to destroy you may create | G |
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Then give me leave to love and love me too | E |
Not with designe | H |
To rayse as Loves curst Rebels doe | B |
When puling Poets whine | H |
Fame to their beauty from their blubbr'd eyn | H |
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Grief is a puddle and reflects not clear | I |
Your beauties rayes | J |
Joyes are pure streames your eyes appear | I |
Sullen in sadder layes | J |
In cheerfull numbers they shine bright with prayse | J |
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Which shall not mention to express you fayr | I |
Wounds flames and darts | J |
Storms in your brow nets in your hair | I |
Suborning all your parts | J |
Or to betray or torture captive hearts | J |
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I'le make your eyes like morning Suns appear | I |
As mild and fair | I |
Your brow as Crystal smooth and clear | I |
And your dishevell'd hayr | I |
Shall flow like a calm Region of the Ayr | I |
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Rich Nature's store which is the Poet's Treasure | I |
I'le spend to dress | J |
Your beauties if your mine of Pleasure | I |
In equall thankfulness | J |
You but unlock so we each other bless | J |
Thomas Carew
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