Love In Disguise Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDDEFGGHICJKLMMNN OOPP| To stifle Passion is no easy Thing | A |
| A Heart in Love is always on the Wing | A |
| The bold Betrayer flutters still | B |
| And fans the Breath prepar'd to tell | C |
| It melts the Tongue and tunes the Throat | D |
| And moves the Lips to form the Note | D |
| And when the Speech is lost | E |
| It then sends out its Ghost | F |
| A little Sigh | G |
| To say we dye | G |
| 'Tis strange the Air that Cools a Flame shou'd prove | H |
| But wonder not it is the Air of Love | I |
| Yet Chloris I can make my Love look well | C |
| And cover bleeding Wounds I can't conceal | J |
| My Words such artful Accents break | K |
| You think I rather act than speak | L |
| My Sighs enliven'd thro' a Smile | M |
| Your unsuspecting Thoughts beguile | M |
| My Eyes are vary'd so | N |
| You can't their Wishes know | N |
| And I'm so gay | O |
| You think I play | O |
| Happy Contrivance such as can't be priz'd | P |
| To Live in Love and yet to Live disguis'd | P |
Thomas Parnell
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