A Beavy Of The Fair & Gay Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBBCDDBBBBEEBBBBBB FBBFCCFCCF| A Beavy of the fair Gay | A |
| Such as are daily Smoakt in tea | B |
| toasted over wine | C |
| Vext to be made so long the Jeast | B |
| Of tongues pens to go in quest | B |
| Of reputation Joyn | C |
| To K d's house they first repair | D |
| But scarce find any footsteps there | D |
| to keep them off cold scent | B |
| Long had she fled his slavery | B |
| Her gallants stabbd him first she | B |
| Woud bury him in paint | B |
| To O y's they next advance | E |
| But he was vanishd on a glance | E |
| to Make some conquest shott | B |
| One who so many loves as she | B |
| one who loves fooles company | B |
| Must love for you know what | B |
| Of T n newes in vain they sought | B |
| Scarce M ws covets to be thought | B |
| So ignorant in dressing | F |
| For scandall had like Cr fts appeard | B |
| He urgd his suit the God retird | B |
| left the Nymph unlacing | F |
| No longer on your search remain | C |
| For since your labour must be vain | C |
| What need you make it long | F |
| Believe me fairs that every one | C |
| preserves him for her self alone | C |
| Upon her proper tongue | F |
Thomas Parnell
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