Metr: Boetius 1s 1 Quisquis Comp Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCBBDDEFGGHIAABB| The Man whose mind actions still Sedate | A |
| Can bravely triumph ore ye thoughts of fate | A |
| He who unaltered fortunes Changes brookes | B |
| Without elated or dejected lookes | B |
| With a fixd carriage undaunted soul | C |
| Shall see ye oceans boiling surges roll | C |
| Vesuvius flames in smoaky pillars rise | B |
| bolts of thunder dart from opening skys | B |
| Why dread we wretched mankind tell me why | D |
| When the vain threats of tyrants idely fly | D |
| Weigh all things right as in themselves they are | E |
| Unlearn your minds to move by hope fear | F |
| With in yr breast lett resolution reign | G |
| all their baffled forces act in vain | G |
| But he who servily can wish or grieve | H |
| For that which is not in his powr to give | I |
| Casts off the firmness wch shoud make him great | A |
| the strongest shield we can oppose to fate | A |
| letts inclinations grow thus he weaves | B |
| Those very bonds which keep us passions slaves | B |
Thomas Parnell
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