The Invitation Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD BDBD| LIVE with me still and all the measures | A |
| Played to by the spheres I'll teach thee | B |
| Let's but thus daily all the pleasures | A |
| The moon beholds her man shall reach thee | B |
| - | |
| Dwell in mine arms aloft we'll hover | C |
| And see fields of armies fighting | D |
| Oh part not from me I'll discover | C |
| There all but books of fancy's writing | D |
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| Be but my darling age to free thee | B |
| From her curse shall fall a dying | D |
| Call me thy empress Time to see thee | B |
| Shall forget his art of flying | D |
Thomas Dekker
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