An Argument Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDEF| I've oft been told by learned friars | A |
| That wishing and the crime are one | B |
| And Heaven punishes desires | A |
| As much as if the deed were done | B |
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| If wishing damns us you and I | C |
| Are damned to all our heart's content | D |
| Come then at least we may enjoy | E |
| Some pleasure for our punishment | F |
Thomas Moore
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