On Mrs. Ar: F: Leaving London Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAACDEDFGHIHJKLKMLK| From Town fair Arabella flies | A |
| The Beaux unpowder'd grieve | B |
| The Rivers play before her eyes | A |
| The Breezes softly breathing rise | A |
| The Spring begins to live | C |
| Her Lovers swore they must expire | D |
| Yet quickly find their Ease | E |
| For as she goes their Flames retire | D |
| Love thrives before a nearer fire | F |
| Esteem by distant Rays | G |
| Yet soon the Fair one will return | H |
| When Summer quits the Plain | I |
| Ye Rivers pour the weeping Urn | H |
| Ye Breezes sadly sighing mourn | J |
| Ye Lovers burn again | K |
| 'Tis constancy enough in Love | L |
| That Nature's fairly shewn | K |
| To search for more will fruitless prove | M |
| Romances and the Turtle Dove | L |
| The Virtue boast alone | K |
Thomas Parnell
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