Rose Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOO| Here sit thou down upon this flow ry bank | A |
| And make a garland for thy Lacy s head | B |
| These pinks these roses and these violets | C |
| These blushing gilliflowers these marigolds | D |
| The fair embroidery of his coronet | E |
| Carry not half such beauty in their cheeks | F |
| As the sweet countenance of my Lacy doth | G |
| O my most unkind father O my stars | H |
| Why lower d you so at my nativity | I |
| To make me love yet live robb d of my love | J |
| Here as a thief am I imprisoned | K |
| For my dear Lacy s sake within those walls | L |
| Which by my father s cost were builded up | M |
| For better purposes Here must I languish | N |
| For him that doth as much lament I know | O |
| Mine absence as for him I pine in woe | O |
Thomas Dekker
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