On Sr Charles Porter The Chancellours Death Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDEFFAAFFGGBBHH IIIAAIIJJAAFAAKLtis too true alass we find he's gonn | A |
Virtue from earth a second time is flown | A |
She onely then with her two sisters flew | B |
But now since he what ere were good withdrew | B |
Uncertain where to fix in him they lost their seat | C |
had But Heaven as a sure retreat | C |
He Held ye scales when Justice Hand did shake | D |
When He youd think that wisdomes self did speak | E |
He was with Honour blest with Honesty praise | F |
ev'n Blest with all we could desire but dayes | F |
those were much too few for he is gon | A |
Not for himself but for ye world too soon | A |
In him we found with him buried lies | F |
What ever poets gave their deity's | F |
Joves Brow Minervas learning Hermes tongue | G |
Apollo's wisdom yeares his still seeming young | G |
The same sweet temper he to all did shew | B |
as his face his mind no wrinkle knew | B |
He when with foes opprest was still ye same | H |
Pittying forgave smiling overcame | H |
this glorious sunn like Heavens was o're cast | I |
By enymies as that By clouds opprest | I |
That keepes his lookes compos'd this his breast | I |
Both do in glory sett as both in glory reign | A |
But this for ever that to rise again | A |
Perfections here as to their centre flowd | I |
He was tho great yet farr from being proud | I |
Was gentle liberall tho modest free | J |
Gold has allay nay ev'ry thing but he | J |
yet is he tak'n away snatcht hence by heaven | A |
as if it seemd to envy what 't had given | A |
But when we've such a loss | F |
How can ye planetts shine ye cloudes not melt to rain | A |
But ev'ry thing their wonted course retain | A |
Heav'n in our sorrow cannot have a share | K |
We've lost a god on earth 't has got a saint a starr | L |
Thomas Parnell
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