On Dr. Brown's Death Poem Rhyme Scheme

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I	A
Alas will nothing do	B
Nothing arrest the arm of Death	C
Must learning sence nay virtue too	B
Must these or real blessings go	D
like all things else beneath	E
Must these best guifts while here yey shine	F
Like ye great Stagyrites stars in solid spheres	G
A common power wth worthless meteors share	H
To guild the orbs they're in	I
Yes now we find it so since he is gone	J
In whom enough of goodness shone	K
T'adorn an age a second Sodom save	L
but not himself from the devouring grave	L
He's gone that prodigious store	M
Of piety wch here he bore	M
Sat on him onely like the Summers pride	N
Which crown'd ye ancients victims 'ere they dy'd	N
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II	A
He's gon far far on high	A
Born on ye wings of virtue to his skye	O
for sure this world was lesse yn t'other his	P
So much he courted that so little this	Q
Besides had he been hers ye earth had mourn'd his loss	R
In dreadfull heavings unwonted flows	S
But silently he stole away	T
Like some celestial ray	T
Wch plays awhile upon ye wings of day	T
Then soft retiring off ye Air	H
Do's without troubling nature disappear	U
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III	A
Sure but avert ye omen fate	V
Sure a decay of learning's state	V
Is now just now a pressing on	W
Wn thus her great good pillar tumbles down	X
Wn the light's gone wch show'd us to advance	Y
Thro ye gyptian night of ignorance	Z
For why why mayn't we fear	U
'Twill ye same course wth nature run	A2
Wch when ye generall dissolution's near	U
Shall see a genuine night Ecclypse her sun	A2
How well how too too well does death	C
The cause of ignorance maintain	B2
Robbing her rivalls leader of his breath	C
To fix his Tyrant sisters reign	B2
How too too well he mocks or blooming joys	C2
him all or hopes destroys	C2
Him of the tree of life depriving thus	D2
of the tree of knowledge us	D2
Thus have his arms disabled at a blow	D
Both learnings Monarch its empire too	B
Just so ye Epick muse indites	D2
Ending wth some great life ye enterprise	D2
Nor longer toyles she ore her pageant fights	D2
The work is ended wn an Heroe dyes	D2
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IV	A
Curst be the Hour ye Day ye Year	U
Curst ye disease that ravish'd hence or seer	E2
Whose sacrilegious dart cou'd show	D
That one so good was not immortall too	B
Yet wt alas can this avail	F2
Why all this mad distemper'd Zeal	G2
As wt it did were the effects of chance	D2
not of providence	D2
No the impatient heavens thought long to want	H2
In their blest choirs so true a saint	I2
And sent a ministring sickness from above	A
his earthy fetters to remove	A
It came ye call he knew	B
streight obey'd streight wthdrew	E2
Loos'd from ye chains of flesh his freer mind	J2
Rose up to sacred love	A
To perfect saint or seraphim refin'd	J2
Quitting his lump of clay	T
As subtle spirits fume away	T
Loos'd from their earth they upward mount they flye	O
They light they shine blaze along the skye	O

Thomas Parnell

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