On Ye Queens Death Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCDDEEFFCCGGCCHHH| The Persians us'd at setting of ye sunn | A |
| To howl as if he nere again should runn | A |
| They onely acted it but we indeed | B |
| Must doot for all that lovely was is fled | C |
| all that was great good Just vertuous Dead | C |
| The poets of ye graces do relate | D |
| that they did upon none but Venus wait | D |
| 'Tis false or this was she for in each eye | E |
| of hers ten thousand graces you might spy | E |
| So many her vertues were Death heard ym told | F |
| Mistook ye for her dayes thought her old | F |
| yet she is gone all that was lovely fled | C |
| all that was great good Just vertuous dead | C |
| When Romulus was taken to ye gods | G |
| Ceesar mounted to ye blest abodes | G |
| in floods earth quakes nature Largely grievd | C |
| for these her Heroes heaven had receivd | C |
| She wept indeed then now she cannot weep | H |
| the stillness of ye waves but shows ye deep | H |
| the greatness of ye Loss putts all her faculties asleep | H |
Thomas Parnell
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