Cupid Armed Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACDC EFEFGHGIABAB| Place the helm on thy brow | A |
| In thy hand take the spear | B |
| Thou art armed Cupid now | A |
| And thy battle hour is near | B |
| March on march on thy shaft and bow | A |
| Were weak against such charms | C |
| March on march on so proud a foe | D |
| Scorns all but martial arms | C |
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| See the darts in her eyes | E |
| Tipt with scorn how they shine | F |
| Every shaft as it flies | E |
| Mocking proudly at thine | F |
| March on march on thy feathered darts | G |
| Soft bosoms soon might move | H |
| But ruder arms to ruder hearts | G |
| Must teach what 'tis to love | I |
| Place the helm on thy brow | A |
| In thy hand take the spear | B |
| Thou art armed Cupid now | A |
| And thy battle hour is near | B |
Thomas Moore
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